The restoration of the 19th century synagogue in Duppigheim, Alsace, has been completed, and the synagogue will be used as a center for intergenerational educational and cultural activities. Mayor Julien Haegy invited the public to Saturday’s official inauguration, saying that … continue reading →
Throughout the year there are many online and in person conferences, seminars, and workshops on Jewish built heritage — we highlight some in our Calendar and some in our social media. This webinar, May 28, could be of particular interest: … continue reading →
Our monthly Newsletter for May 2025 is out today — catch up with what you may have missed over the past few weeks. This month, news, views, and insights from Hungary, Italy, the UK, Lithuania, Poland, France, Belarus, and more. … continue reading →
The Jewish Museum in Hohenems, Austria is seeking a new director to replace its longtime director Hanno Loewy, who will retire at the end of March 2026. Deadline for submitting applications is July 31. Among the Requirements are: — A … continue reading →
A fire has seriously damaged the former synagogue in the town of Inowłodz in central Poland. Dating from the mid-19th century, the building is currently used as a grocery store but is listed as a historical monument and retains interior … continue reading →
