Each year tens of thousands of activities take place across the UK to mark Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD). As we get closer to January, explore our interactive map to see HMD activities happening in 2026. Enter your post code to find activities near you - those marked 'public' are open to everyone.
Royal British Legion Scotland, Saltcoats, Ardrossan and Stevenston Branch
A static remembrance service of the holocaust and other genocides outdoors at Saltcoats war memorial at 11am. Open to the public to participate
Glasgow City Council Schools HMD Event
A range of speakers will address an audience of around 400 young people and education staff.
Activities will include speeches, poetry, music, readings, dance and a candles ceremony.
We are proud to hold a commemoration event in honour of Jane Haining, Scotland's Heroine, captured and killed at Auschwitz Birkenau in 1944.
Join us and Jane's family for a special showing of a newly commissioned film by Unison Renfrewshire...
All of our senior school pupils, aged 11-18, will receive a presentation from one of two speakers from Generation 2 Generation who will be sharing survivor stories on the morning of January 28th.
A Holocaust talk by a Generation2Generation speaker on 22nd January, as part of my Next Steps Project for the Lessons from Auschwitz project organized by the Holocaust Educational Trust.
It will run at lunchtime from approximately 12:45 til...
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A screening of the film 'The last Days'
Learning about the memory gap.
Teaching S3 pupils about why holocaust memory is important to share. Also coming up with ideas on how to continue sharing ideas.
Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council will light up it's Civic Headquarters in purple to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day on 27 January 2026.
Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council’s Good Relations Team is inviting people to attend their Holocaust Memorial Day exhibition, hosted this year by Coleraine library.
Holocaust Memorial Day takes place on January 27th each year, coinci...
Discrimination to Genocide - A Holocaust Memorial Exhibition
Discrimination to Genocide - A Holocaust Memorial Exhibition opens on Tuesday 27th January 2026 in Roe Valley Arts & Cultural Centre. The exhibition examines the devastating c...
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council HMD Schools Seminar 2026
Seymour Kelly (Generation 2 Generation) will share the Story of his mother Lushka Kelly (née Klapholz) 1923-2003.
Seymour’s presentation intersperses Lushka’s own testimon...
Alderney Churches Together (ACT) HMD Commemoration 2026
27th January 11:00am - 11:30 Alderney Churches Together (ACT) welcomes all members of the Alderney Community to a short ecumenical service to commemorate HMD. This year the theme 'Bri...
In light of the Holocaust Memorial Day theme for 2026, ‘Bridging Generations’, they have the privilege of attending a talk and Q and A session with Gillian Field, daughter of Holocaust survivors Henry Wuga and Ingrid Wolff. Gillian’s parents met i...
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council HMD Schools Seminar 2026
Seymour Kelly (Generation 2 Generation) will share the Story of his mother Lushka Kelly (née Klapholz) 1923-2003.
Seymour’s presentation intersperses Lushka’s own testimon...
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council HMD Seminar 2026
Seymour Kelly (Generation 2 Generation) will share the Story of his mother Lushka Kelly (née Klapholz) 1923-2003.
Seymour’s presentation intersperses Lushka’s own testimony with p...
Giving a talk to social subjects student teachers on teaching the Holocaust in secondary schools. This willbe followed by a talk from Maria Chamberlain about her family's story.
Starting from 27th January, we will hold assemblies every day (one for each year group) of that week. S2 pupils who have been studying the Holocaust will lead the assemblies with the help of our Senior pupils - Equalities Ambassadors.
The event is on Holocaust Memorial Day, Tuesday 27 January 2026. The service commences at 12noon and will run to 1.15pm. It will include readings and reflections, through different media, from people affected by the Holocaust and genocide. Every...
Aberdeen Interfaith will hold a book discussion on Thursday 29 January from 7-8.30pm on line. Book your space for zoom link on [email protected]
As the only British soil occupied by German forces in the Second World War, Jersey remembers the victims of the Holocaust, Nazi persecution and subsequent acts of genocide in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur. There is a special focus on the h...