Summary: The Margate JCC is hosting a new exhibit, “Through Our Sacred Windows,” featuring stained-glass photography from South Jersey synagogues. The gallery opening and companion concert are scheduled for Sept. 15 at the Katz JCC.

“Through Our Sacred Windows” brings stained-glass photography from South Jersey synagogues to the Katz JCC gallery, opening with a concert on Sept. 15.

What’s on display

The collection highlights stained-glass artistry from regional synagogues—capturing color, light, and symbolic motifs—presented as fine-art photography inside the Katz JCC gallery.

Opening details

An opening-day reception and concert on Sept. 15 launches the run, giving visitors both visual and musical context for the artwork. The exhibit continues with standard gallery hours afterward; check the JCC’s calendar for exact times.

Why it matters locally

Shows like this broaden cultural programming on the Downbeach corridor beyond peak beach season and invite year-round residents and second-home owners to engage with regional heritage in an accessible, family-friendly setting.

Visitor tips

  • Arrive early for the opening to allow time for the concert and a relaxed walkthrough.

  • Bring a friend or family member—pieces are approachable for all ages.

  • Consider a weekday visit after opening night if you prefer a quieter gallery.

Micro-FAQ

  • Where: Katz JCC gallery, Margate.

  • When: Opening reception and concert Sept. 15; regular gallery hours thereafter.

  • Tickets: Check the JCC site or front desk for any RSVP or suggested donation.


Sources: Downbeach coverage; Katz JCC programming notes.