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 2025. Enter your post code to find activities near you - those marked 'public' are open to everyone.
Static display in foyer of Princes Hall, Aldershot - available for viewing during opening hours - available from 22/01/25 to 28/01/25.
The Union Flag will be flown at half-mast on 27th January as a mark of respect.
Speaker visiting Harris Academy Rainham to give a talk to year 9 cohort on his families story, Friday 10th January from 8.30 to 9.30am. This was arranged through Generation2Generation.
A week long assembly, delivered to all students in school, using the focus of ‘building a better future’ and using the story of Anne Frank as a case study. This was followed up by all students engaging in tutor sessions to further reinforce the me...
PRESS RELEASE 30 January 2025
BROMLEY LIBRARIAN SHARES POIGNANT FAMILY HISTORY FOR HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY
This week, the Children’s Team i...
In 2023 members of the community planted a tree to mark Holocaust Memorial Day, we will gather at the tree and light a candle in rememberence of those who lost their lives in the Holocaust and subsequent genocides.
At the museum we created an information display, shared information on social media, wrote an article for the local paper, and I talked on BBC Essex and Caroline Coastal Radio shows over the weekend and on 27th January. We refreshed our permanent...
Public vigil outside Skipton Town Hall ( North Yorkshire). Starts 4 pm
Organised by Skipton Quakers & Craven District of Sanctuary.
Displays in Skipton & Settle libraries
Holocaust Memorial Day event including a survivor 's story, school presentation, music, speaker from Syria, the Croydon pledge read by the Mayor.
Release of music in partnership with Help Musicians to mark the 80th anniversairy of the liberation of the camp, 'The Liberation of Auschwitz' for strings, piano and organ.
Now on Spotify and all major streaming platforms.
The annual CSS Holocaust Learning Week will focus on this year’s HMD theme of For a Better Future.
The CSS learning community will engage in a week of activities and lessons designed to provide individuals with the skills to identify the or...
The Friends of Caldicot Library and Monmouthshire Libraries are holding an event, hosted by Caldicot Library, to mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi concentration camp complex, and the 30th anniversa...
Year 9 participated in 3 different workshops exploring how and why the Holocaust happened. They then made memorials, posters or poems to honour the victims.
Come along to a commemorative service marking Holocaust Memorial Day.
St George The Martyr Church, George's Road (off Lune Street), Preston PR1 2NP
St Peter’s Church in Sheringham will be holding a special service to mark Holocaust Memorial Day on the 27th of January at 7pm.
The service will consist of a survivors story, prayers from both the Church of England and the Council for Chri...
You’re Invited… For a Better Future – Remembering the Holocaust
A Panel Discussion with Faith Leaders and the Chair of B&NES Council
Weston Free Church (Moravian), High St, Weston, Bath BA1 4DB
3pm – 5pm, Thursday 23rd Janu...
During our weekly Bagel lunch for jewish students at UoB, we will host a 2nd generation speaker, through Generation2Generation that will share with our students the story of her mother, a Holocaust survivor.
The Holocaust Memorial evening is an invitation for reflection, listening to music performed by students of the school; meeting survivors (such as Diana Cook from Bungay speaking about her mother Margot Hodge as well as Roxanne de Bastion on her f...
This is one of many events taking place, but we had a Jeanette Marx come in to share her mother's testimony to all our year 12 students (140), as part of the their Core lesson. This was arranged through generation2generation.
‘For a Better Future’: Remembering the Holocaust in Bath and North East Somerset
A special ceremony to mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi death camp, is taking place in Bath on January 27.
A group of year 6 students will begin by recapping their knowledge about about Judaism and WW2 (Nazi control) before moving on to learn about the holocaust. This will be done through discussion, art, videos and drama. The diary of Anne Frank wi...