SALOM STREET – contemporary Jewish cultural and arts festival
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You can't do it alone!
We are slowly becoming a tradition, as this year we are organizing our third street festival on the first Sunday of September on Csányi Street. We are holding it on this day for the third time because since 1999, the first Sunday of September has been European Jewish Culture Day in the European Union: Jews and non-Jews celebrate it together in dozens of cities, towns, and communities!
This year, KULT7 has joined forces with the Erzsébetváros Local Government, so we are presenting the most exciting and colorful program yet on the chosen theme, which is the same throughout Europe: PEOPLE OF THE BOOK.
This year, it is perhaps even more important to emphasize that we are organizing this together. Jews and non-Jews, civilians and non-civilians, outsiders and insiders, but the point is that we are all together. There are not only practical reasons for this, but we are also doing it because we know that we have a common future. We will only be able to solve our problems together, which is why it is important that we share our joys with each other as well.
On behalf of the organizers, we invite you to Csányi Street in Erzsébetváros, which we are calling Sálom Street.
We invite you, your children, your partners, your parents and even your mothers-in-law. In other words, the whole mispohe!
Let's meet on Csányi Street on September 7, 2025!
SALOM STREET – contemporary Jewish cultural and arts festival
—
You can't do it alone!
We are slowly becoming a tradition, as this year we are organizing our third street festival on the first Sunday of September on Csányi Street. We are holding it on this day for the third time because since 1999, the first Sunday of September has been European Jewish Culture Day in the European Union: Jews and non-Jews celebrate it together in dozens of cities, towns, and communities!
This year, KULT7 has joined forces with the Erzsébetváros Local Government, so we are presenting the most exciting and colorful program yet on the chosen theme, which is the same throughout Europe: PEOPLE OF THE BOOK.
This year, it is perhaps even more important to emphasize that we are organizing this together.
Table tennis tournament of national minorities in the Jewish Community of Osijek
Chess tournament for national minorities in Šahovski dom Zrinjevac
Jeudi 4 septembre de 16h à 19h
Mardi 9 septembre de 18h à 20h
LE livre qui vous a marqué, passionné, ému, vous a donné à penser.
1’30” pour en parler et le faire découvrir
Le Centre Medem-Arbeter Ring propose de contribuer directement à l’édition 2025 des Journées Européennes de la Culture Juive, en enregistrant dans ses locaux, vos ressentis, vos réflexions, vos impressions, votre opinion sur ce livre.
L’idée majeure est de donner envie de faire découvrir le livre que vous avez choisi de présenter.
Les prochaines séances d’enregistrement de ces petits films (d’environ 1’30’’) sont prévues dans les locaux du 52 rue René Boulanger 75010 Paris :
Jeudi 4 septembre de 16h à 19h
Mardi 9 septembre de 18h à 20h
Les vidéos seront diffusées sur la plateforme des Journées Européennes de la Culture Juive et sur les réseaux sociaux.
Shebam ! Pow ! Blop ! Wizzzzz !
Journée BD au musée
Pour la 9e édition de son salon du livre, le mahJ propose une grande journée festive dédiée à la bande dessinée ! Genre auquel le mahJ accorde une place importante depuis sa création. En 1995, avant même son ouverture, le musée présentait, hors les murs, une exposition consacrée au chef-d’œuvre Maus d’Art Spiegelman. Suivirent quatre expositions majeures « De Superman au Chat du rabbin », « Les mondes de Gotlib », « René Goscinny. Au-delà du rire » et Joann Sfar.
Un programme riche en surprises pour toute la famille met à l’honneur la bande dessinée et le roman graphique : le salon du livre avec une trentaine d’auteurs et de bédéistes en dédicace, des rencontres dans les salles autour du dessin, des ateliers en famille, une rencontre à l’auditorium et la traditionnelle braderie de livres.
3 Jewish organisation and the local municipality organising a Jewish art and culture festival for everyone who loves shalom (peace).
The Golem Theater, The Csányi 5 and MAZS foundation invites you to have fun, a good Jewish bite and some culture in and outdoor.
The 2025 edition of the EDJC in Alsace and Territoire de Belfort offers the public more than 60 activities in 37 cities and villages.
Activities include: open doors, guided tours, lectures, concerts, and theater performances.
A Bisale Mazl – A Bit of Luck – Egy kis mázli: klezmer festival, various events
Isak Babel: Stories from Odessa / The Story of My Dovecote, a puppet show for youth and adults performed by Robert Waltl
Pallawatsch, a concert of klezmer music
Hamsa band, a concert of klezmer music
Synagogues of Eastern and Central Europe, an exhibition of drawings by Barbara Buchegger from Vienna
The Klezmer festival A Bisale Mazl or A Bit of Luck/ Egy kis mázli, which will begin in Šalovci, will continue with a rich cultural and musical program in Domanjševci. Robert Waltl, director of the Mini Theatre from Ljubljana, will stage a puppet show for youth and adults based on the book by the famous Jewish writer Isak Babel, Stories from Odessa / The Story of My Dovecote.
A Bisale Mazl – A Bit of Luck – Egy kis mázli: klezmer festival, various events
Klezmer dances, klezmer dance workshop with the Pallawatsch group
A Bisale Mazl, festival opening ceremony
Julij Gyula Schönauer, exhibition tour with Marko Krenn and Boris Hajdinjak
The A Bisale Mazl – A Bit of Luck − Egy kis mázli 2025 festival is a continuation and expansion of an international project that was first implemented by the organisers from Šalovci and Domanjševci/Domonkosfe in September 2023. The idea for the festival arose from the commemoration of the commemorative paving stones that were laid in 2022 in front of the municipal building in Šalovci in memory of the photographer Julij Gyula Schönauer and his family. The Schönauers, along with most of the Jews from Prekmurje, became victims of the Holocaust 81 years ago.