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.
Exhibition at Brighton Jubilee Library, Jubilee Street, Brighton BN1 1GE from 27 January to 1 Feb 2025 (library opening times), organised by Friends, Families and Travellers and the University of Sussex.
This exhibition looks at pre-war cul...
This will be an interfaith ceremony for the local community. Local schools will be asked to contribute.
As per previous years in Brighton & Hove, Latest TV is co-hosting this event with Brighton & Hove City Council at Hove Town Hall.
It is a multi-media event comprising speakers (MPs, Council Leader, multi-faith leaders, Police CI and ...
From 12.30pm to 5.00pm on January 27th 2025.
Brighton Quakers invite everybody to join them to light candles and remember all people who have died in genocides around the world.
It is a drop-in event and people can stay for however lon...
Tried to include a picture of our display but it wouldn't work. Pupils drew around their hands and wrote a message about how they could create a better future.
We will be marking the 30th anniversary of the Bosnian genocide and the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. We will have a short presentation from a Bosnian woman who was a young girl in Bosnia 30 years ago We will hear about the arti...
Millisle Community Association is hosting an event Millisle Remembers in Millisle Community Hub from 9.30 to 12noon on Friday 24 January to mark HMD 2025. 'A Better Future' will feature a talk by Lu Lawrence, daughter of Zigi Shipper, a Holocaust ...
Join us in commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day by exploring a selection of books that reflect on the Holocaust
Down Cathedral will host a series of readings and a talk to launch the display of a special candle holder produced as part of HMDT's 80 candles project by Downpatrick Presbyterian Women Connect. Readers will share extracts from Edith Jacobowitz's ...
A church service with prayers, reflections and presentation of this year's theme.
We will vow "Never Again"
We will pray and reflect on 80 years since the Liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
We will consider our own response to evi...
Monday 27th January 7.00 pm - Church Service
Join us in commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day by exploring a selection of books that reflect on the Holocaust
Special book selection to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day. The reading group will be discussing The Three Sisters by Heather Morris, a story of three teenage girls taken captive by the Nazis and their fight for survival .
We will be having a small display of photographs, information, documents and of course our 80 Candles entry which will commemorate the Pioneer Corps in Ilfracombe during World War 2.
The Pioneer Corps was made up of of many Jewish refugees f...
Balancing in Freedom
by Iddo Oberski
(Sat 25 Jan, 8 Feb, 1 Mar and 5 Apr: 2pm)
Iddo: "I'm making this performance piece Svjetlana. It explores human freedom. Would you like to be part of it?"
Svjetlana: "Absolutely yes, ...
The students in years 9 -11 (approx 1,500) at Thomas Hardye School are going to create a memorial wall to remember the Jewish children who died in the Holocaust. Each student will write the name of one child on a luggage tag and these will be moun...
A session with students to hear from a family member of a Holocaust victim.
Generation2Generation speakers will be delivering talks to all of our S3 Citizenship classes.
We also have a whole school assembly on 27/1 to mark HMD and we are inviting the whole school community to light a candle at 8pm on 27/1.
The Edinburgh Interfaith Association (EIFA) shall coordinate the official City of Edinburgh Holocaust Memorial Day Commemoration at Edinburgh City Chambers on 27 Janury 2025. The event is private and shall invlude 80 local high school students as...
Edinburgh Castle will floodlight the Castle purple on the evening of 27/01/25 for the Light the Darkness campaign/Holocaust Memorial Day.