DESCOVERING THE SPLIT JEWISH COMMUNITY
Program:
10:00-15:00 Synagogue visit – a story about the Jewish community of Split
11:00 Opening of the exhibition “People of the book” (National Library of Israel)
11:30 Project presentation and presentation of the online catalog archive – Endangered archive of the Jewish community of Split

The Taybelekh Band from the United Kingdom brings an unforgettable celebration of Yiddish and Ladino music to Porto, blending soulful melodies with vibrant klezmer dances. Hosted at Clube Fenianos Portuenses and the Holocaust Museum of Porto, the event combines live performances with The Righteous exhibition — a tribute to Christians and Muslims who courageously saved lives during the Holocaust. Across three days of music, culture, and remembrance, audiences are invited to experience the enduring power of heritage and humanity.
Project Director: David Hayes
Associate Director: Marcos Bazmandegan

Program:
• November 20, 2025, 7:15 p.m. – 10:15 p.m.
Opening Ceremony of The Righteous Exhibition and Klezmer & Ladino Concert by the Taybelekh Band
📍 Clube Fenianos Portuenses
Ticket required for entry:
https://www.tickettailor.com/events/taybelekh/1853607

The Institute for Jewish Studies (EJB), in collaboration with the ReActMem European Project, is inviting you to the International Conference
Jewish Heritage Policy Design – Commemorating Jewish cemeteries: strategies, best practices, future directions
organized by the Engaged Memory Consortium partners from Poland and Spain (organizations specialized in the preservation and commemoration of Jewish cemeteries) in cooperation with the Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in Barcelona and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland.
The event is part of the “Rescue Memory – Activism, Art and Public Memory (ReActMem)” project.

Registration and program information through this link

https://www.cognitoforms.com/EJB1/CommemoratingJewishCemeteries

September 14, 2025: European Day of Jewish Cultural Heritage 2025 in The Netherlands

Participating locations
The asterisks refer to further explanations that can be found at the bottom of the full program.

AMERSFOORT

New Memorial Monument Amersfoort: Light of Remembrance*
Address: Borneoplein
Guided tour and explanation by artistic designer Tamar Frank
Time: 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.

AMSTERDAM

Jewish Cultural Quarter

Auditorium Jewish Museum (Nieuwe Amstelstraat 1, Amsterdam)

Lecture by Prof. Emile Schrijver: “People of the Book.”
Time: 2 p.m.

Registration required via: https://jck.nl/agenda/lezing-volk-van-het-boek

Please bring your museum card or Friends Lottery card and have it scanned at the ticket office.

Ets Haim – Livraria Montezinos (Portuguese Synagogue, Mr Visserplein 3, meet at the ticket office of the Portuguese Synagogue)

Lecture by Heide Warncke: “Crocodiles, matzos, and Kabbalah – the Haggadah through the centuries.”

Veranstaltungen zum ETJK 2025 aus Baden-Württemberg
Bisher gemeldete Veranstaltungen:

Bad Buchau
Der Gedenkraum ist von 13:00 bis 17:00 Uhr geöffnet

Veranstalter: Arbeitskreis Juden in Buchau
Uhrzeit: 14:00 Uhr
Ort: Badgasse, flacher Anbau der Touristeninformation, Marktplatz 6, 88422 Bad Buchau
Führung zum jüdischen Friedhof

Veranstalter: Arbeitskreis Juden in Buchau
Uhrzeit: 16:00 Uhr
Ort: Jüdischer Friedhof, Friedhofstraße, 88422 Bad Buchau
Bad Mergentheim
Führung “Zwischen Verfolgung, Integration und Gleichgültigkeit. Vom Leben und Schicksal jüdischer Familien in Mergentheim”

Veranstalter: Residenzschloss Mergentheim
Uhrzeit: 14:30 Uhr
Ort: Schloss 16, 97980 Mergentheim
Bad Schönborn
Führung auf dem jüdischen Friedhof

Veranstalter: Initiative Stolpersteine Bad Schönborn
Uhrzeit: 14:30 Uhr
Ort: Jüdischer Friedhof Mingolsheim, Konradin-Kreuzer-Straße, 76669 Bad Schönborn
Baden-Baden
Synagogenführung mit Herrn Rabbiner Surovtsev

Veranstalter: Israelitische Kultusgemeinde Baden-Baden K.d.ö.R.
Uhrzeit: 13:00 Uhr
Ort: Werderstraße 2, 76530 Baden-Baden
“Der gute alte jüdische Jaz”

Veranstalter: Israelitische Kultusgemeinde Baden-Baden K.d.ö.R.

PROGRAM of 2025
All events are free of charge!
For the fifth time, the International Jewish Culture Festival “Shalom Everywhere” warmly welcomes you to Klaipėda!

Dear friends, as we invite you to the festival events, our humble organizing team reflects: five years—does it feel long or short? What began as a timid idea has, over five years, grown into a highly professional festival, the only one of its kind in Lithuania. Every year, participants come from across Europe—musicians, lecturers, writers, scholars, and filmmakers—to share their talents and insights. Our audience spans generations and interests, from Klaipėda residents to visitors from across the regions. The festival has already built a loyal circle of friends, partners, and supporters. The main sponsor of the International Jewish Culture Festival “Shalom Everywhere” is the Klaipėda City Municipality.

To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Littman Library of Jewish Civilization – and in keeping with this year’s EDJC theme, ‘People of the Book’ – we are pleased to share a specially curated reading list highlighting just a selection of the many titles Littman offers on Jewish culture. Covering history, literature, art, scholarship, and community life, these works capture the richness of Jewish creativity, identity, and heritage as expressed through the written word.

To mark the occasion, enjoy 30% off all Littman titles from 8 September to 31 October. Simply enter code 27EDJC at checkout on the Liverpool University Press website: https://bit.ly/littman-library

Explore our EDJC reading list: https://bit.ly/EDJC-reading-list

Event website: https://bit.ly/EDJC-reading-list

The Estonian Jewish Museum is organizing a literary conference titled “The Book – A Bridge Between the Jewish and Estonian Worlds” as part of the Estonian Book Year. The conference has been included in the calendar of events for European Jewish Culture Days, which in 2025 is themed “People of the Book.”

The idea for the conference came from events that took place in Estonia 90 years ago. In 1935, Estonia also celebrated its Book Year, and the Jewish community participated in the events. Activities were held in Tallinn and Pärnu. The 2025 conference will therefore re-establish a connection to past events.

The conference program features presentations that cover a wide range of interactions between Jewish and Estonian cultures. Among the speakers are scholars and researchers of Jewish studies from Tartu and Tallinn universities, representatives of the Estonian Jewish community, translators, and writers.

JECPJ 2025 ROUTE MEDIEVALE DE RACHI EN CHAMPAGNE
TROYES – FRANCE

Groupement d’Intérêt Public « Rachi »
Samedi 4 et dimanche 5 octobre
Dans le cadre des JECPJ et de l’évènement national « Biblis en folie », en partenariat avec la Médiathèque Jacques Chirac de Troyes, le GIP Rachi, viendra éclairer les enjeux d’« Éthique, mémoire et société : penser le futur » à travers une approche patrimoniale traitant de l’innovation au Moyen Âge. Petits et grands découvriront Rachi, savant visionnaire né à Troyes, qui réinventa au XIe siècle la transmission du savoir. Jeux, manuscrits, alphabet hébraïque ou encore atelier Playmobils vous serons proposés : une plongée ludique dans un passé où l’on pensait déjà le futur à travers l’étude, le partage… et les livres
Gratuit.