JEWISH HERITAGE FACING THE FUTURE:

Under the motto “EDJC 2.0: Facing the future”, this year’s edition of the European Day of Jewish Culture has been celebrated last Sunday, September 4th.

The importance of connecting our heritage not only with our Present, but also with the future has been the focal issue of many of the wide range of activities which have been organised all over Europe, attracting a great number of visitors.
For details of the programmes, please check the “EDJC” section on this website, where you will also find updated numbers of visitors of the different venues during the next few days, as they reach us.

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