September 25 – October 4, 2026
Sukkah in the Biblical Garden
The sukkah is a structure built for the Jewish Festival of Sukkot (Booths) which commemorates the time spent in the wilderness after their freedom from Egypt. It is traditional for Jewish families to eat, sing, and even sleep inside the sukkah.
We welcome you to visit our sukkah in our rooftop Biblical Garden to learn more about the Festival of Sukkot and the holidays that follow it. You can even enjoy a meal from our restaurant, Manna, in the sukkah.
November 7, 2026 – February 28, 2027
Revealing the Hidden: Byzantine Icons from Thessaloniki and Patmos
St. John of Damascus wrote that “every image is a revelation and representation of something hidden.” Revealing the Hidden: Byzantine Icons from Thessaloniki and Patmos explores the biblical roots of Orthodox Christianity found in Byzantine icons.
The Valley of Dry Bones: Art Invitational
In Ezekiel 37:1–14, the prophet Ezekiel receives a vision in which God brings life, renewal, and restoration to a valley of dry bones.
Museum of the Bible invites Christian and Jewish artists residing in the continental United States to create original pieces in a variety of media that show their personal and spiritual reflections on this powerful theme. The goal is to show how the Bible can shape modern art and give visitors a meaningful way to connect with biblical themes through creativity.