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Sunday 27th October | 2024 | 11am - 12:15pm and 1pm - 2:15pm
The National Holocaust Centre and Museum
FREE
Join The National Holocaust Centre and Museum for a special art workshop exploring Stanislaw Brunstein's vibrant paintings, reflecting his healing journey and celebrating Jewish life before World War II.
Families can enjoy activities like learning about Jewish traditions, hearing Yiddish, and making paintings in response to what they have learned.
Free event with sessions at 11:00 and 13:00, donations appreciated.
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