Become a Member
New Lehrhaus is a house of learning, not simply a place for classes. We bring leading scholars, writers, and artists into the same room as anyone curious enough to follow them, and we treat Jewish culture as a living thing: porous, feisty, and rooted in the present. Membership opens all of it to you at a fraction of the price and it keeps New Lehrhaus growing.
Why Your Membership Matters
By joining, you help us:
Bring leading thinkers, writers, and artists into our classrooms.
Build the courses and public programs that are the signature of New Lehrhaus.
Keep this house of learning accessible and thriving for years to come.
Membership Benefits
$180 a year
Your membership runs for one year from the day you join, not the calendar year.
As a member you are at the center of what we do and your membership benefits are here to put more of it within your reach.
Members take any course or program at a two-thirds discount and pay only a third of the tuition, from a single evening lecture to a multi-week seminar. Take more than a few programs a year and the membership more than pays for itself.
Our growing collection of recorded conversations and lessons, yours to watch on demand. The programs you join and the ones you have to miss all stay within reach.
$180a year
Join New Lehrhaus
Before you register
Your membership is the best way to support our mission and enjoy our programs. Please be aware that becoming a member does not automatically register you for classes.
To ensure you receive the correct Zoom links and course materials, you must still register for each individual program you wish to attend.
Your membership benefits will be visible to you when you are logged into your member portal.
One more practical detail: your membership is active for one full year from the day it takes effect, which is the day you join or renew. It isn’t tied to the calendar. No matter when you sign up, you get a complete twelve months.
Partner with us in building this essential house of learning. Support our work, enrich your own intellectual journey, and help keep serious, open study of Jewish culture within reach for everyone who wants it.
