Each year tens of thousands of activities take place across the UK to mark Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD). Explore our interactive map to see HMD activities that took place near you for HMD 2024.
Tuesday, 13 Feb 2024. 12 noon to 1 pm.
Holocaust Survivor Dr Agnes Kaposi MBE in conversation with Rev Bruce Thompson.
Light refreshments to follow.
This event will tell the story of Ernst and Gertrud Neustadt, a German Jewish couple who fled to England in late 1939, and who are buried in the graveyard of St Helen's church in Wakefield. The talk will be given by Charlie Knight, who explored Er...
There will be a display on the fragility of freedom and Holocaust Memorial Day available to view all week in the main foyer of University Campus Oldham. Literature and stickers from Holocaust Memorial Day trust will be available for the University...
Friday 26 Jan 12.30-1.15pm in the Tithe Barn, RAU, Cirencester GL7 6JS
Event of remembrance, stories, video & prayer.
Organised by the Royal Agricultural University and the Royal Agricultural University.
Join us as we open the museum doors for free to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.
This event is co-curated by The Creative Activists, a group of creative people aged 18-25, who are seeking to create powerful acts of sharing and connection with t...
10 am performance of Yizkor - docu-drama on Holocaust
12 am performance of Yizkor - docu-drama on Holocaust
New Vic Borderlines in partnership with Huddersfield University presents Yizkor as a part of the United Nations Holocaust Memo...
'My Father's Secret' film will be available online for participating schools from 4pm Wednesday 24th to 4pm Friday 26th January.
Tuesday, 13 Feb 2024 at Wantage Methodist Church.
7.30 pm to 8.30 pm.
Conversation with Holocaust Survivor Dr Agnes Kaposi MBE, Rabbi Tanya Sakhnovich and Revd Bruce Thompson (Methodist Minister).
Wantage Methodist Church Saturday 27th January 10am till 12 noon
A time to pop in and reflect a while, for as brief a time or as long as you are able. Images, music and film clips will be shown on a rolling powerpoint. Opportunity to light...
Steven Frank will give a talk to the school community, using a presentation to explain the story of his life as a Holocaust survivor.
Annual 15 minute school Assembly tailored for each school year from 7 to 13 [age 11 to 18] , given on 5 days across the week.
Over 1750 pupils will be involved in this, and other materials will be sent to tutor groups in the week.
This...
The National Holocaust Centre and Museum will be bringing our new traveling exhibition 'You say Jewish, we say British' to The Manchester Jewish Museum.
This new exhibition explores the dual identity of British Jews.
It will be at Manc...
Here in Shropshire we find a different primary school each year, in different parts of our large rural county, at which to plant a cherry tree to commemorate the Holocaust and other genocides. The aim is to help primary school children to learn ab...
Holocaust survivor Eve Kugler will be coming to speak to staff from Watford FC and our Community, Sports and Education Trust.
Eve has previously spoken to a group of our Academy players.
Speaker talk for 45 minutes (second generation) and other commemorative activity, with making plants to remember the Holocaust.
During the week commencing 22nd January, all of our FE learners will be learning about the Holocaust during their weekly group tutorial sessions.
The activity was a talk given by a second generation Holocaust survivor.
The talk lasted for an hour.
As part of a day of events marking Holocaust Memorial Day in Stroud, we will discuss Primo Levi’s book The Drowned and The Saved, from 3.30-5.30pm at The Lansdown Hall in Stroud (GL5 1BB), on Sunday 28th January. This will follow Stroud’s Holocaus...
Please join us in reflection and remembrance on Sunday 28th January from 2-3pm at the Lansdown Hall (GL5 1BB) for our Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony.
The theme for this year’s Holocaust Memorial Day is Fragility of Freedom.
The event ...
A whole school 30 minute service, with guests from the local community to remember the Holocaust and those affected by other genocides.
We will have readings from students and a candle lighting ceremony, followed by some silent reflection.