Thanks to the talented, predominantly Jewish, refugees from Nazi-dominated Europe who settled in Hampstead in the 1930s, the area became a unique place in the story of British art and architecture. Learn more on this walking tour…
Over the last year, JR has been working with six up-and-coming artists, who’ve been exploring their connections to their Jewishness. Now see their work in a joint exhibition…
Join Jewish Renaissance and The Jewish Square Mile Project for a guided walk…
Join us for a walking tour around one of the most vibrant areas of London, with Blue Badge guide and Jewish social historian Isabelle Seddon…
From Angel Alley, home to Jewish anarchist tradition, to Gardiner’s Corner, where East Enders blocked the path to Mosley’s fascists, this walk provides an insight into the heritage of Jewish protest and rebellion in east London…
From individual dressmakers to couture designers, London’s West End was home to a wide range of Jewish fashion makers throughout the 20th century. Come with us on a tour of the area to get to know these designers and hear about the ways they transcended stereotypes and defied expectations…
A series of alternating lunchtime lectures on Zoom (free) and day trips (prices TBC) that delve into the Jewish history of Sussex, Hampshire, Kent and Buckinghamshire…
Elbie Lebrecht leads this leisurely walk around Willesden’s tranquil, 19th-century Jewish cemetery…
