Beth Ahabah Museum & Archives Trust

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1109 W Franklin St
Richmond, VA 23220
+1 (804) 353-2668
http://www.bethahabah.org

Congregation Beth Ahabah is a vibrant and diverse Reform Jewish congregation with a rich history spanning over 230 years in the heart of Richmond, Virginia. The community offers a variety of worship services, educational programs, and cultural events that inspire personal spiritual journeys.

In addition to religious observances, Beth Ahabah hosts engaging events such as Shabbat services, youth activities, and trips to significant sites like the Virginia Holocaust Museum. The congregation actively participates in social justice initiatives and encourages members to engage in community service through its various committees and programs.

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3.01 reviews
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Ginger W.
6/10/2010

Another one of the city's free museums (although donations are suggested), this one contains archives and artifacts from RIchmond's Jewish community. Unless you or your family is from this area or...

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