Visit our latest temporary exhibition Seeing Auschwitz. Seeing Auschwitz is an exhibition that incorporates 100 photographs, sketches and testimonies of the German Nazi camp Auschwitz and the Holocaust. It encourages us to look beyond the four edges of the photograph and through the veil of...
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Visit our latest temporary exhibition Chayela Rosenthal: Wunderkind of the Vilna Ghetto Theatre which looks at the life of Singer, Actress & Comedienne Holocaust survivor Chayela Rosenthal. Admission is free, donations always appreciated. Opening times: Sunday - Thursday: 10am - 5pm Friday: 10am - 2pm ...
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Visit our latest temporary exhibition Vilna Ghetto Posters from the collections of the Vilna Gaon State Museum of Jewish History which highlights some of the posters chronicling the cultural and spiritual life of the ghetto. Admission is free, donations always appreciated. Opening times: Sunday - Thursday: 10am -...
Read MoreRead MoreI Have Not Seen A Butterfly Around Here: Children's Drawings from Terezin Ghetto The Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre will be staging an exhibition entitled “I Have Not Seen A Butterfly Around Here: Children's Drawings from Terezin Ghetto” created by the The Jewish...
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Witnessing Darfur Exhibition The Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre will be staging an exhibition entitled “Genocide and Darfur” created by the Aegis Trust from the 15th of December 2020 until the 22nd of January 2021. The exhibition raises awareness of the humanitarian crisis in the...
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Seeking Refuge: German Jewish immigration to the Cape in the 1930s The Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre will be staging an exhibition entitled "Seeking Refuge: German-Jewish immigration to South Africa in the 1930s" from the 15th of December 2020 until the 22nd of January 2021....
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Anne Frank: A history for Today Exhibition The Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre will be staging an exhibition entitled "Anne Frank: A history for today" from 15 December 2020 until 31 March 2021. The exhibition created by Anne Frank House explores the life of Anne...
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Portraits of Holocaust survivors who chose to make Cape Town their home. The portraits were painted by Highlands House artists supervised by Haim Menashehoff....
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The Exhibition examines the personal objects left behind by Holocaust victims in the concentration camps of Ravensbrück and Sachsenhausen, Germany. Photographed by Richard Wiesel and inspired by the stories of his cousin, Holocaust survivor and Nobel Peace Prize writer Elie Wiesel, these images depict the...
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