European Days of Jewish Culture are celebrated every year during autumn in Europe with the supportand and active involvement of B’nai B’rith lodges.
The fundamental objective of this European collaboration is to highlight the diversity and richness of Judaism, with the intention of promoting dialogue, mutual recognition and exchange through conferences, concerts, performances, guided tours and other activities.
As a member of the European Association for the Preservation and Promotion of Jewish Culture and Heritage (AEPJ), B’nai B’rith Europe supports the preservation, appreciation and promotion of Jewish culture and Jewish heritage in Europe. Through this partnership, we present Jewish life, religion and culture to the wider public, with its educational, social and cultural programs. This goal is notably achieved through its leading program – European Days of Jewish Culture and Heritage.
On Jewish Culture and Heritage Days, selected synagogues and Jewish historic sites are open to the general public and related events including guided walks and exhibitions take place. The European Days of Jewish Culture (EDJC) is the reflection of a true revolution in the field of culture, which, for the first time, places citizens, communities and territory at the forefront while using cultural heritage as an agent for sustainable local development.
Previous iterations of the European Days of Jewish culture
EDJC 2022 in Italy, EDJC 2022 in the UK , EDJC 2022 in Portugal , EDJC 2022 in France
EDJC 2021 in the UK, EDJC 2021 in the Netherlands, EDJC 2021 in France, EDJC 2021 in Ukraine, EDJC 2021 in Slovakia
EDJC 2020 in Germany, EDJC 2020 in Romania
EDJC 2019 in Ukraine, EDJC 2019 in France,
EDJC 2018 in the UK, EDJC 2018 in Slovakia, EDJC 2018 in France
