JewCE, or the Jewish Comics Experience, is the premier Jewish comic convention, hosted at the Center for Jewish History. For enthusiasts and novices alike, JewCE celebrates Jewish origins of and influence on the comics industry. Through panels, workshops, and an exhibitor fair, JewCE promotes diverse Jewish narratives in comics, graphic novels, and sequential arts for readers of all ages.

JewCE is organized by the Center for Jewish History.

The awards will be presented Sunday evening in celebration of the unique contributions of artists, storytellers, and creators who have invested their talents and passion into Jewish storytelling through the medium of comics.

The Jewish Comics Experience convention is 10:00 am – 5:00 pm on Sunday, November 10 (Doors open at 9am).

The JewCE Awards ceremony is from 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm on Sunday, November 10.

Badges can be picked up when entering the Convention, in the lobby of the Center.

Tickets can be purchased on the JewCE website.

Sunday Convention only (doors open at 9:00 am, panels begin at 10:00 am): $25
Sunday Awards ceremony only (6:30 pm – 8:00 pm): $15
Combination ticket: $35
Children 12 and under: Free

See a complete list of prices and order your ticket today!

There are no refunds available.

Yes, if you have your ticket on hand when you return. Additionally, you will have to go through security again upon re-entering the building.

Coat check is available to guests, but we ask that you leave suitcases, large bags, and items such as bicycles, scooters, and skateboards at home.

All bags, briefcases, purses, and strollers are subject to search. Weapons are strictly prohibited. Please read the JewCE Safety section for more information.

There will be programming for children throughout the Convention.

Yes! Guests are welcome and encouraged to dress as their favorite comic character.

Cosplay is NOT consent. Please keep your hands to yourself. If you are in awe of a coplayer and want to take a photograph of or with them, JewCE NYC and the Center for Jewish History ask that you always ask first, and respect that person’s right to refuse photography. Be considerate, be kind, and respect our community.

Moshe’s Falafel will be parked in front of the Center serving Kosher falafel.

You are allowed to bring your own food, but you must eat in designated areas. Food and drink is prohibited in the gallery spaces and the auditorium.

Yes! The creators and artists we have gathered for the Convention will be happy to sign mementos for you, and you are more than welcome to ask them for an autograph (some talent may charge for their autograph). Please do so responsibly, at times when they are not busy (like when they are on or just before a panel) or taking a break.

Please remember to turn off your cell phone ringer when you are in panels or talks. If you must take a call, please step outside, and you will be allowed to reenter to the space when you have finished the call.

Photographs and video are permitted and encouraged! Take as many as you wish, but make sure to get permission from others first. Additionally, if you upload images/video to social media, make sure to credit the Center for Jewish History; please tag us and use the hashtag #JewCE2024!

By buying a ticket and attending the Convention, you consent to being photographed and your image being used in materials prepared by the Center for Jewish History (such as on our website or in social media posts).

All bags, briefcases, purses, and strollers are subject to search. Any person who causes a disturbance will be asked to leave.

The following items are not permitted in the Center for Jewish History: guns, knives, swords, pen knives, scissors, aerosol cans, including pepper spray, mace, and tools.

If you are injured or become ill during the Convention, please find one of the Center’s staff members or security. They will be able to direct you to the appropriate place to receive treatment.

If you are harassed or experience any inappropriate behavior during the convention, please report it to a Center staff member or security.

The Center does have a lost and found that you can access at the front desk. You will need to be able to provide a description of the lost personal item to retrieve it.

All the JewCE spaces are accessible by wheelchair. Wheelchairs are available for those who need them. Please ask the Front Desk when you arrive. If you need additional assistance call (212) 294-8301.

Service animals are welcome at the Center for Jewish History.

The Center for Jewish History has a designated family room for nursing mothers and caregivers who need a private space to feed infants and young children.

The Center for Jewish History has restrooms designated for men, women, and all-gender/gender nonrestrictive.

Group tickets can be purchased online through the JewCE website.