16.02.2025, 11.00
In Hebrew, KEF means FUN. KEF is our space for education and imagination. Because in this space, you can learn, have fun, and unleash your creativity simultaneously. And through having fun in the exhibition space, you can discover what every synagogue must have, learn about Jewish holidays and famous people connected to Krakow’s Kazimierz district,
see30.01.2025, 18.00
Decades after they were forced to leave Poland as children, Anton and Mirjam — two elderly British-Jewish people — travel back to their country of birth to confront what is left of their memories. “Wallpaper” is a reflection on how the history of Poland’s Jewish heritage, and its destruction, continues to resonate as new generations
see26.01.2025, 16.00
As part of the International Holocaust Remembrance Day we would like to invite you to a meeting with Lidia Maksymowicz, a former prisoner of the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp. Lidia Maksymowicz was born in December 1940, as Lyudmila Bocharova, in the village of Prybytki near Polotsk, in today’s Belarus. Three years later, together with her family, she
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