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Sunday 3rd March 2024 | 1pm - 4pm | Monday 4th March - Saturday 9th March | 1pm - 7pm
Pop-up exhibition on Smithy Row, Nottingham
This mobile exhibition invites you to explore some myths and realities – the many wonderful, curious and sometimes amusing realities of British-Jewish identity. Ventur down to handle some remarkable objects and roam around an interactive virtual environment. Watch Holocaust survivors talking about growing up.
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