It’s been over a year since Vic and Linda Milhoan were in a museum. This week, they were some of the first visitors to step foot in the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco since the pandemic forced it to close last year.
“It’s such an opportunity,” said Linda Milhoan, who’s been a member of the CJM for 10 years. “We’ve spent so much time online in the last year. We’re thrilled to be here in person right now.”
The CJM is now officially open to the public. After closing its doors last March, reopening in October, and then closing again in November due to reintroduced pandemic restrictions, the museum is finally able to welcome the Bay Area community back to see art in person that has only been available virtually for most of the year.