SCOTLAND
Available indefinitely
Garnethill Refugee Trail
A self-guided walking tour that traces the lives of the hundreds of Jewish refugees who arrived in Scotland before World War II. Created by the Scottish Jewish Heritage Centre, this tour includes sites such as Scotland’s oldest synagogue and ‘the house on the hill’, where refugees would meet alongside native Glaswegians to discuss politics and culture. The trail is free and available to download or from the SJHC in person. Read more about the Garnethill Refugee Trail in the Spring issue of JR.
FREE. www.sjhc.org.uk
WALKS
Wednesday 28 October
An Intimate Conversation with God: A Talmudic Narrative of Personal Struggle
Educator Leah Rosenthal leads a session exploring the thoughts and feelings of Amora Rabbi Elazar ben Pedat, a central Talmudic character who experienced loss and suffering before emerging stronger and deeply committed to his religious role.
6.30pm. ONLINE & Scotland location provided upon sign up. www.jcc.scot