The Museum has three main galleries, including the dramatic 2,200 square foot Yud Gallery at 65 feet high intended for audio installations, performances, and special events. Other spaces include a flexible events space, historic lobby, education center and administrative offices.

The 3,300 square foot Richard and Rhoda Goldman Hall is a flat floor venue and key presentation space. A retractable seating system transforms the room from open plan to fixed seating for media presentations and art events designed by Apeiro Design (formerly Auerbach Pollock Friedlander).

The Museum mounts contemporary exhibitions and hosts traveling exhibits and programs. For the opening, Apeiro Design (formerly Auerbach Glasow) was asked to light the inaugural exhibition ensuring that the lighting would be beautifully designed, and the Museum staff properly introduced to the lighting system. The firm was asked to return the following year to design the lighting for the exhibition “Chagall and the Artists of the Russian Jewish Theatre”.