The synagogue in Gorizia, Italy, reopens to then public after being closed for five years. In 2023, it received a €250,000 grant from the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region for repairs. It will be open on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays from 10 ... continue reading →
Under the title “Jewish Museums and Democracy” this year’s conference brings together museum professionals, scholars, and cultural practitioners from across Europe and beyond. They will reflect on how Jewish museums can foster critical thinking, strengthen civic engagement, and remain relevant ... continue reading →
Official opening of the Holocaust memorial on the site of the Jewish cemetery, composed of rescued matzevot. Designed by the American artist Brad J. Goldberg, the monument is an example of landscape art, and will entail a broken circle of ... continue reading →
The Taube Center for Jewish Life & Learning TJHTalks session on Wednesday, July 30: A Portal to Pre-War Jewish Life in Warsaw: The Okopowa Cemetery The 83-acre Okopowa Street Cemetery, one of the largest Jewish cemeteries in Europe, offers profound ... continue reading →
Here's an opportunity to help clean up a Jewish cemetery in Poland, one of regular clean-ups led by the Guardians of Remembrance Association.
The Czech Republic's annual Day of Jewish Monuments. More than 75 Jewish heritage sites in Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia will be made available visitors (free of charge or for a voluntary contribution) between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Attractions include ... continue reading →
As part of the Synagogue Days event in Kőszeg, there will be a one-day international conference on Jewish cemeteries on August 12, titled "By the border and beyond the border" what Jewish cemeteries tell. It will take place in Hungarian. ... continue reading →
You can take part in the clean-up of the Jewish cemetery in Antaliepte.
Several times a year, unique concert evenings in the Portuguese Synagogue, lit only by hundreds of candles. This one celebrates the synagogue's 350th anniversary. The "Esnoga" was inaugurated in 1675 with a week full of baroque splendor to show how ... continue reading →
