Join us for Violins of Hope, a poignant program of music and storytelling featuring violins that survived the Holocaust—once played in ghettos and concentration camps and now carefully restored.

Through live performances and a panel discussion, this event honors the courage of those who persevered and highlights music’s unique ability to inspire, unite, and preserve memory. In the spirit of Come From Away, it celebrates empathy during hardship, the strength found in community, and the healing power of music.

The event is taking place on Sunday November 23rd at 4pm in the NEW Herzfeld Foundation Education and Engagement Center at Milwaukee Repertory Theater (108 E Wells St) and is FREE to attend.

There will be light refreshments and beverages served at the event.

Free to attend.

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This program is in partnership with the Milwaukee Rep, The Nathan and Esther Pelz Holocaust Education Resource Center, Milwaukee Jewish Federation and Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra.