Holocaust Family Activity Day

Shekina Rose, Families Editor

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Family Activity Day

7-14 August 2024
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14 Aug 2024
12:00 pm

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storytelling at Holocaust Centre North
Holocaust Centre North
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Explore the history of the Holocaust at the Holocaust Family Activity Day, where families are invited to learn and discover through hands-on, interactive activities at the Holocaust Centre North, based at the University of Huddersfield on Wednesday 14 August.

Led by Holocaust Centre staff, including Dr. Tracy Craggs, Head of Collections, the session will explore the Centre’s vital Holocaust collections through arts, crafts, storytelling, and object handling. These activities offer a meaningful way for families to connect with history and learn about the powerful stories that are held in the Centre’s archive. Drop in any time from 11am.

The session is free, so a great option for an educational, interesting and wholesome day out if you’re feeling a bit strapped for cash.

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