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Ahava Jewish Culture Festival
Ahava Jewish Culture Festival
@ Thuringia state (various towns) Germany
Sep 10 – Sep 20 all-day
 An annual Jewish culture festival that takes places in several towns in east-central Germany’s Thuringia state, including Erfurt, Jena, Weimar, Eisenach, Gera…. There are concerts, performances, guided tours, “open doors” of synagogues, lectures, and more. Click here to see the ... continue reading →
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Guided tour
16:00
Guided tour
@ Small synagogue Erfurt
Sep 11 @ 16:00 – 16:45
Guided tour of the Small Synagogue, which functioned between 1840 and 1884. It now is a Jewish museum. Here’s the history of the synagogue from the web site https://juedisches-leben.erfurt.de/jl/en/19-century/small_synagogue/index.html On 10 July 1840 the Jewish community consecrated the Small Synagogue. ... continue reading →
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Photo exhibit on Jewish cemeteries
19:30
Photo exhibit on Jewish cemeteries
@ Jewish Museum Creglingen Germany
Sep 17 @ 19:30 – 20:30
Opening of “House of Eternity,” an exhibit of photographs of Jewish cemeteries in central and eastern Europe, taken between 2004 and 2020 by Marcel-Th. and Klaus Jacobs. Marcel-Th. and Klaus Jacobs created a photographic documentation of meanwhile 64 Jewish cemeteries ... continue reading →
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House of Eternity exhibit
14:00
House of Eternity exhibit
@ Jewish Museum Crelingen Germany
Sep 20 @ 14:00 – 17:00
“House of Eternity,” an exhibit of photographs of Jewish cemeteries in central and eastern Europe, taken between 2004 and 2020 by Marcel-Th. and Klaus Jacobs. Marcel-Th. and Klaus Jacobs created a photographic documentation of meanwhile 64 Jewish cemeteries in Germany, ... continue reading →
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House of Eternity exhibit
14:00
House of Eternity exhibit
@ Jewish Museum Crelingen Germany
Sep 27 @ 14:00 – 17:00
“House of Eternity,” an exhibit of photographs of Jewish cemeteries in central and eastern Europe, taken between 2004 and 2020 by Marcel-Th. and Klaus Jacobs. Marcel-Th. and Klaus Jacobs created a photographic documentation of meanwhile 64 Jewish cemeteries in Germany, ... continue reading →
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