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Thursday, August 9, 2018

European Days of Jewish Culture

Theme: Storytelling

The theme chosen for this year's edition is Storytelling. This topic was chosen by the majority of coordinators at the last meeting held in Luxembourg in March 2017. Nowadays, Storytelling is a cutting-edge tool in the dissemination strategies of historical heritage, turning this initiative into a great opportunity to explore different areas of the tangible and intangible Jewish European heritage.

Program:
August 29
Puppets to fix the world - La Finíssima Company
August 30
Hamsa Hamsa - Hamsa Hamsa
August 31
Inauguration of the commemorative plaque The Columbus Sculpture Panel
Microconcerts The troubadours of the three cultures - Trío Burruezo & Medievalia Camerata
September 1
Guided itinerary Stories of the Jewish quarter
Dramatized tour Discover the Jewish quarter through its characters - Mozaika
September 2
Open doors to the Jewish History Museum
Guided tour The natural pantry of the Jewish Quarter
Instagram contest storytelling at the Jewish History Museum. Stories of names and Jewish lives
Guided itinerary The Jewish Quarter
September 5
Children's activity The Ugly Duckling, we change the story?
September 6
Presentation of the Bibliographic Fund Madeleine Taradach
Conference Los claroscuros de la memoria. Intimidad, género y política de la diáspora judeo-italiana en la literatura de Clara Weil - Pablo Dreizik
September 8
Jewish cuisine activity Cooking stories and tasting memories - Toldot - POSTPONED
September 9 Guided itinerary Call Stories
September 13
Screening of the film Holy Air
September 14
Screening of the film Simon et Théodore
September 15
Screening of the Dory Sontheimer documentary The 7 boxes