Programme of the Synagogue
- 2023
- Slovenian victims of Auschwitz in Koper
- Spots of Light: To be a Woman in the Holocaust
- We’re on our own
- Years of whispers: Šalovci, 1941–1945
- The fate of Prekmurje Jews in the works of Primo Levi, Elie Wiesel and Imre Kertész
- Auschwitz Album: Depiction of the Fate of Prekmurje Jews
- How Children Experience the Holocaust (The Pebble)
- Marpurgi – a conversation in UKM
- Important announcement
- Against All Odds – Survive!
- Strings of Remembrance
- Imprints of Suffering
- Views from Different Sides
- Returning home
- Holocaust Education 2023
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2023
- 2022
- Lecture on the 700th anniversary of Sevnica
- Slovenian victims of Auschwitz in Hrastnik
- Screening of the film Ecstasy
- Onward to the past 6
- The Merry Day of Culture 2022
- An Iron Box
- Slovenian victims of Auschwitz in Sevnica
- Start of the Crocus Project 2022/23 in Slovenia
- Concert cycle: Classics today? tomorrow?
- Maribor Day 2022
- Ante Trstenjak: the Jewish part of the story
- Writer’s villa on Tomšičeva in Ljubljana
- Marpurgi in Koper
- European Heritage Days 2022
- The book heritage of the pre-war Prekmurje Neological Jewish community
- Dante, Jews and Slovenes
- Star Chart
- Jewish history od Maribor in Negova Castle
- European Days of Jewish Culture 2022
- 80th anniversary of the largest transport of Slovenes to Auschwitz
- The Night That Silenced the Violins
- The Jewish History of Maribor
- Stolpersteine in Prekmurje 2022
- Summer Evening at Židovska 2022
- Jazz ‘ma mlade 2022
- Slovenian victims of Auschwitz in Celje
- Synagogue Maribor reopened after renovation
- Lady Bluetooth – Hedy Lamarr
- Lady Bluetooth – Hedy Lamarr (exhibition opening)
- Each Year One Name: Roman Erich Petsche
- Grand opening of the Židovska Cultural Quarter
- Remembrance Day for Slovenian Holocaust Victims
- Onward to the past 5
- Maribor between Ottokar von Traungau and Suleiman the Magnificent
- Slovenian victims of Auschwitz in Velenje
- Marpurgi in Piran
- Photographs from Auschwitz
- Roma on the Move
- Stars without a Heaven: Children in the Holocaust
- Shoah – How was it Humanly Possible?
- Stone Tears: Remembrance and Learning about the Holocaust and Genocide of the Roma
- Spots of Light: To be a Woman in the Holocaust (Murska Sobota)
- The Holocaust in Ljubljana
- “Here Is Where Death Worked Itself to Death…”: the Slovenian victims of Auschwitz
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2022
- 2021
- Jews in Maribor in the 19th and 20th centuries
- Virtual Career Fair 2021
- Classical today? tomorrow?
- Marpurgi in Celje
- Street K
- Jewish Festive Table: on Shabbath and Other Feasts
- Jewish Cuisine in Old Testament and Everyday Life
- European Heritage Days 2021
- Make this country German again!
- Melje with a bycicle
- The word I don’t have
- Festival of Photography Maribor 2021
- Silence for the Eyes
- Dušan Gajšek: Behind the Fog
- Dialogue
- European Days of Jewish Culture 2021: Dialogue
- The Night That Silenced the Violins
- 100th anniversary of the birth of Hannah Szenes
- Summer Evening at Židovska 2021
- Jazz ‘ma mlade 2021
- International Museum Day
- Remembrance Day for Slovenian Holocaust Victims 2021
- Roman Erich Petsche and His Kočevje Region
- Jewish-Christian Sources and Dimensions of Dialogue
- Jews in Maribor during the novel Marpurgi
- Reading the names of Slovenian Roma, victims of Nazism
- The Life and Work of Bogdan Borčić
- Slovenian Cultural Day
- Holocaust in Education – Exclusion of Anne Frank’s Diary from the curriculum for the Slovene language (2019)
- Bogdan Borčić: In principio erat Dachau
- Marko Vogrič: Grandfather Franc, Gorizia – Dachau. A Photo Letter from the Camp
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2021
- 2020
- Marpurgi: Between History and Literary Freedom
- The Crocus Project 2020
- European Heritage Days
- Judeo-Christian sources and dimensions of dialogue
- Melje in the first half of the 20th century
- Exhibition Jewish Journeys
- Travels to the Holy Land in the past and life in it today
- Jewish cemetery in Rožna Dolina
- Terra Sancta 1910
- Jews in Slovenia (documentary film)
- European Days of Jewish Culture 2020: Jewish Journeys
- The Night That Silenced the Violins
- Open horizons with Marko Radomilovič
- Marpurgi – exhibition announcement
- #RememberingFromHome
- The Destruction of Memory
- Slovenian Cultural Day
- Each Year One Name: Erika Fürst
- Slovenian victims of Auschwitz
- Passports for Life
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2020
- Call for Papers for a special issue of Unity and Dialogue and an International Scientific Conference
- 2019
- Ciril Horjak – Dr Horowitz: Drawing on Shabbes
- From the desert to the table in Ljubljana
- The Merry Day of Culture 2019
- History of Jews in Maribor and around the world
- The Festival of Photography Maribor 2019
- Stolpersteine in Lendava, Murska Sobota and Ljubljana
- European Days of Jewish Culture 2019: 20th Anniversary
- The Night That Silenced the Violins
- Festival Lent 2019
- The Five Loves
- Scrolls of Fire
- In Memoriam Amos Oz
- International Museum Day
- Estera or holiday of destinies
- Jewish exile in Shanghai
- 4th Festival of Design Maribor
- Requiem
- Stranded in Shanghai
- Dear Ambassador
- Symbols of hatred
- Ancient law
- A religious glossary for young people
- Amir Or
- Slovenian Cultural Day
- Sobibor
- Each Year One Name: Ivan and Ljubica Župančič
- Imagine that this had happened!
- Aleksander Pečerski and Sobibor
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2019
- From the desert to the table
- 2018
- Awarding honorary titles for helping the Jews
- Masada – rock, stage, symbol
- The Merry Day of Culture 2018
- The Biblical Archeological Collection – A Window to the World of the Old East
- From Caiaphas to Judah Ben-Hur: The Jews in ancient times on movie screen
- The Bible: between science and life
- From the desert to the table
- Stolpersteine
- European Days of Jewish Culture 2018: Storytelling
- The Night That Silenced the Violins
- Scots Jews: Identity, Belonging and the Future
- International Museum Day
- Scots Jews: Identity, Belonging and the Future
- Vid Morpurgo and Split
- Each Year One Name: Elizabeta Savica Rožanc Horvath
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2018
- 2017
- The Merry Day of Culture 2017
- Ciril Horjak – Dr Horowitz: Drawing on Shabbes
- “The greatest Jew after Christ.” Lev Trotsky and the Russian Revolution
- October Revolution 1917-2017
- European Days of Jewish Culture: Diasporas
- The Night That Silenced the Violins
- The Morpurgos, the descendants of the Maribor Jews
- International Museum Day
- Remembrance Day for Slovenian Holocaust Victims
- Jews in Maribor and Styria in the Middle Ages
- Festival House of Tolerance
- Slovenian Cultural Day
- Each Year One Name: Ivan Breskvar
- Stolen Childhood
- Dachau – Mauthausen – Risiera di San Sabba – Jasenovac – Auschwitz
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2017
- 2016
- The Jews in the Gorizia Region
- The Merry Day of Culture
- European Cultural Heritage Days
- Gregor Radonjič: Almost invisible: Jewish ghetto walls
- Jewish Languages
- European Days of Jewish Culture 2016
- The Night That Silenced the Violins
- Vid Morpurgo and his lifetime
- International Museum Day
- Stone Tears
- The Holocaust exhibition
- The Maribor synagogue
- The Slovenian Righteous Among Nations
- Each Year One Name: France Punčuh
- They risked their lives: Poles who saved Jews during the Holocaust
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2016
- 2015
- Irena Zemljič Gajser: Emanation of symbols
- European Cultural Heritage Days
- From Isserlein to Rosner: Tracing the heritage of the Maribor Jews
- EDJC – Klara Kukovec
- Synagogue of East-Central Europe 1782-1944
- European Days of Jewish Culture 2015
- The Night That Silenced the Violins
- The 26th of April – the Slovenian Victims of the Holocaust Remembrance Day
- Jews in Slovakia: Museum of Jewish Culture presents itself
- International Museum Day
- Fortress of Ashes
- Slađana Matić Trstenjak: The sky is crying
- A Travelling Exhibition about Good People
- Each Year One Name: Marko Rosner
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2015
- 2014
- Cvetka Hojnik: En Sof – The Infinity
- Dining with Prekmurje Jews
- Jews in Slovenia: History and Holocaust, Vol. III
- Concert of Jewish Music
- Malin G. Kundi: Shekhinah – 4 Matriarchs
- European Day of Jewish Culture 2014
- The Night That Silenced the Violins
- Carl Lutz and the Legendary Glass House
- Job: The Story of a Simple Man
- Toni Franović: Tikkun Olam
- Carmina Slovenica: Tehilim
- Slovenian Day of Culture
- Each Year One Name
- Shoah – Let Us Remember, 2014
- 2013
- Roma on the Move
- European Day of Jewish Culture 2013
- Judaica Calligraphy
- The importance of literacy for survival of Judaism
- Jews in Slovenia: History and the Holocaust, Vo. II
- Branko Šömen: Cintor
- Jakov Bararon: Vista
- In the homes of Karst villages the candles were burning
- Carmina Slovenica: Tehilim
- Slovenian Day of Culture
- Jude sein – Being Jewish
- Each Year One Name
- Interview with Slavko Goldstein
- Shoah – Let Us Remember 2013
- 2012
- Ruža Meštrović – Wife, Woman, Artist
- “Repatriation”: Janko Jezovšek – Jizou
- The Sarajevo Haggadah
- European Day of Jewish Culture 2012
- Lost Illusions of a Forlorn Time – In Memory of the Destruction of Vijećnica
- ‘Stolpersteine’ (stumbling stones)
- Images of the Maribor Synagogue
- Anthology of Modern Hebrew Literature
- Present Your Best
Slovenian Day of Culture
Open doors day
7. 2. 2013, between 8.00 and 16.00
One of the most eminent Slovenian poets – France Prešeren died on 8 February 1849, thus the anniversary of his death is marked each year with the Slovenian National Day of Culture. On this occasion many museum, galleries and other cultural institutions in Slovenia organise an Open Doors Day.
This year’s Slovenian Day of Culture will be in the Center of Jewish Cultural Heritage Synagogue Maribor marked already on Friday, 7 February. In the frame of the open doors day, visitors will be able to visit the former Jewish synagogue as well as current documentary exhibition Roma on the Move free of charge. The exhibition Roma on the Move acquaints us with Roma history respectively history of Roma migration to Europe, as well as with Roma culture and language, history of Roma in Slovenia and finally with so-called Porrajmos – the forgotten genocide that was committed on Roma during WWII.
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