Join Temple Beth Sholom as we host an exhibit and concert by the East Bay Holocaust Education Center. The program includes a moving educational art and video exhibit followed by a concert featuring Bay area musicians and educators Cookie Segelstein on violin accompanied by Joshua Horowitz.

Exhibit opens 1:30pm, concert at 2-3pm, exhibit can also be viewed following concert. This event is appropriate for adults, high school students, and middle school students. Advanced RSVP is required. Space is limited. No tickets available at the door of the event.

Travel on a journey and learn how Jewish music was used before and during the Holocaust through music and stories. The exhibit will include paintings by a local artists based on actual photographs from the Holocaust as well as introductory videos from the US Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C. and video clips of eyewitness testimonies from Holocaust survivors from the USC Shoah Foundation in LA will also be displayed.

This concert is based on EBHEC’s Violins of Hope East Bay and Music of the Holocaust school programs which have been presented by Ms. Segelstein and Mr. Horowitz to over 20,000 East Bay middle school and high school students since 2023.