Established inside a former Jewish theatre, the Centre for Tolerance’s activities include visiting exhibitions and a permanent exhibition on the upper floors, including a small tribute to the Litvak Cubist painter Jacques Lipschitz. It is a beautifully restored building and is used for art exhibitions, symposiums, conferences, discussions and seminars.

Admission 5/2Lt.

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• Ruth Abramson - SIlver Spring, MD 24 March 2009
  The exhibit on Jews in Lithuania at the Center of Tolerance was fascinating - well researched, interestingly written and comprehensive. In addition to the exhibit, the artwork, artifacts and displays at the Center were very much worth a visit.