Events Calendar

Opening Reception: “Margret Rey and the Making of Curious George”
Margret Rey and the Making of Curious George
This exhibit uncovers the incredible story of Margret Rey, a Jewish woman who, with her husband, escaped Nazi-occupied France on handmade bikes, carrying the manuscript of Curious George. This exhibit highlights their resilience and creativity, offering a unique look into the origins of a beloved children's classic.

Opening Reception | “Spots of Light: To be a Woman in the Holocaust”
Produced by Yad Vashem, Spots of Light gives expression to the unique voices of Jewish women in the Holocaust: their choices and responses in the face of evil, and the brutality and relentless hardships they were forced to grapple with.
The exhibition reveals poignant personal stories behind historical events, providing faces and voices within the darkness and silence, and features nine aspects of Jewish women’s daily lives during the Holocaust.

Opening Reception | “Escape Denied: The Frank Family’s Struggle for Freedom”
"Escape Denied" reveals the Frank family's heartbreaking struggle to emigrate from Nazi-occupied Europe, highlighting their failed attempts to find refuge in the U.S. and Cuba, and the broader impact of immigration policies during that time.

Holocaust By Bullets Opening
Holocaust by Bullets will open September 19th, 2024 at the Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center. The opening night reception will be held at 6:30 pm. Holocaust by Bullets discusses the often forgotten part of the genocide, where over 2 million Jews were shot by the Einsatzgruppen, or mobile killing units, and local collaborators and police units. There will be graphic photos, as well as interactive panels. There are six panels that explain the steps to the massacres: the arrest, the road, the undressing, the shooting, the looting, and an informative introduction. This exhibit is created by the organization Yahad-In Unum, who work to uncover the evidence and mass graves left behind from these terrible massacres. The exhibit runs through December 13, 2024.
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