In the New York Jewish Week’s coverage of Jewish sites within the upcoming Open House New York Weekend, the Brooklyn Seltzer Museum was listed (in third place but who’s counting…)
“From historic synagogues to family-owned businesses,” they wrote, “these Jewish spaces are among the hundreds of NYC locations that will be open to the public Oct. 18-20.”
About us they said: “Attention, lovers of Jewish champagne! The Brooklyn Seltzer Museum is also home to the Brooklyn Seltzer Boys, the last remaining seltzer factory in New York City. The museum tells the 2,500-year-old history of seltzer, from the first mentions of carbonated water in Ancient Greece through the mass production of seltzer today, while also exploring seltzer’s significance in New York City and its Jewish community.”
