ŠTETL FEST is a multi-genre festival that gives a glimpse into Jewish culture and history under the subheading “Dignity in Diversity”.
The programme, consisting of lectures, concerts, theatrical shows and appearances by personalities of Judaism and stars of Jewish culture, aims to contribute to the understanding and openness of the Jewish community not only in Central Europe. It is arranged in a comprehensible and attractive way for the broadest public, opening up opportunities for dialogue for all, regardless of religion, gender or race, and thus leading to tolerance and sensitivity to different ways and opinions.
The festival is based on the foundations of Brno’s Jewish history, from which grows a colourful, vibrant and no less interesting layer of contemporary Brno. It is the largest festival of Jewish culture in the Czech Republic. Not only in its scope, but also in its content and international participation.
ŠTETL FEST is a multi-genre festival that gives a glimpse into Jewish culture and history under the subheading “Dignity in Diversity”.
The programme, consisting of lectures, concerts, theatrical shows and appearances by personalities of Judaism and stars of Jewish culture, aims to contribute to the understanding and openness of the Jewish community not only in Central Europe. It is arranged in a comprehensible and attractive way for the broadest public, opening up opportunities for dialogue for all, regardless of religion, gender or race, and thus leading to tolerance and sensitivity to different ways and opinions.
The festival is based on the foundations of Brno’s Jewish history, from which grows a colourful, vibrant and no less interesting layer of contemporary Brno. It is the largest festival of Jewish culture in the Czech Republic.
Inauguration de la Fresque RACHI de Lhuître, créée par l’Association Les Passeurs de Fresque sur l’oeuvre de l’artiste Jean Jacques Jolinon, dans le cadre de l’animation de la Route médiévale de Rachi en CHampagne, intégrée à la Route du Patrimoine juif, itinéraire culturel du Conseil de l’Europe. Un projet porté par la Communauté de Communes Arcis Mailly Ramerupt.
Cette fresque met à l’honneur Rachi, ses filles, ses disciples pour rappeler la mémoire de la communauté juive médiévale de Lhuître. La figure médiévale de Sainte Tanche, patronne du village depuis 637 est également mise en avant pour souligner symboliquement l’importance des liens entre communautés juives et chrétiennes.
Elle est la 3e du Parcours Fresques Rachi réalisé dans l’Aube.
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