Revealing the Medieval Jewish Cemetery: A Jewish Square Mile Exhibition and Immersive Installation Stories, artefacts and an immersive installation shed light on the medieval Jewish community and its cemetery. A new exhibition and immersive installation at St Giles’ Cripplegate, the ... continue reading →
This year’s European Days of Jewish Culture kicks off this year on September 7, 2025, with participating events and activities programmed from September to November. The unifying theme this year is People of the Book. Click here to find events ... continue reading →
A presentation of Elias Messinas' recent literary and architectural work on Jewish religious buildings in Greece, organized by the Department of Architecture at Frederick University, Infognomon Publishers and El Greco Gallery. Program: 18:00 Welcome by Prof. Byron Ioannou,Head of the ... continue reading →
An evening marking the 20th anniversary of the founding of the North Transylvania Holocaust Memorial Museum. The program includes: The launch of the educational auxiliary „Heritage of the Jewish Community of Sălaj,” an initiative to preserve and share the cultural ... continue reading →
Family Craft: 10.30-12.30 A creative and hands-on family architecture craft workshop, suitable for all ages. Exploring architecture and Jewish heritage, inspired by the lives, homes, and places of worship of people buried at Willesden. Discover how architecture helps tell the ... continue reading →
The modernist Reichenbachstraße synagogue in Munich reopens after years of restoration work.
Shaping Polish Jewish Studies: 60 Years of Littman Library Publications The Littman Library of Jewish Civilization is celebrating 60 years of operation. Over these decades it has published 250 titles, a significant number of which have focused on the Jewish ... continue reading →
The Šeduva Jewish History Museum, The Lost Shtetl, will officially open its doors to visitors on September 20. The museum’s main exhibition will explore the Jewish community that lived in Šeduva during the interwar period in Lithuania, inviting visitors to ... continue reading →
On the annual Night of the Open Synagogues, many synagogues around Romania are open to the public. There does not seem to be any comprehensive central web site with all the participating synagogues -- but some of them are listed ... continue reading →
International conference: Urban and Rural Jewish Cemeteries in Central and Eastern Europe: History, Research, and Valuation . A follow-up to the first conference in Alba Iulia in October 2024, which dealt mainly with urban Jewish cemeteries and whose proceedings will ... continue reading →
