VHM Annual Meeting set for Oct. 19
Fall is here, and we have some exciting things coming up at the museum that we want to share.
First, if you have not had...
VHM to host photo exhibit of images from Charlottesville protests
August 11-12, 2022. marks the five-year anniversary of the Unite the Right rally that shook the quiet, central Virginia city of Charlottesville.
To recognize this...
Holocaust Exhibit in Fiber opens April 5
On April 5 - June 2, All that Remains: a Holocaust Exhibit in Fiber - Artist Leslie Klein opens her Exhibit in the Downstairs...
Halina Zimm tells her story
On June 28, Survivor Halina Zimm shared her story of living through the Holocaust at a session of the Alexander Lebenstein Teacher Education Institute...
2022 VHM Student Visual Art Contest
Richmond has become home to many Holocaust and contemporary genocide survivors and refugees. It is the Virginia Holocaust Museum’s mission to tell those stories,...
Violins of Hope tells many stories of the Holocaust
By Skip Kozakewicz
Reflector Editor
Violins of Hope is now in the Mid-Atlantic Region for the first time – until Oct. 24. It features a collection...
Planting ‘seeds’ everyday
The 15th of Shevat on the Jewish calendar—which was celebrated this year on Thursday, January 25, —is Tu BiShvat, the day that marks the...
Holocaust Education workshop held for 100 teachers
By Megan Ferenczy, Director of Education, Virginia Holocaust Museum
This summer the Virginia Holocaust Museum along with valued partner Longwood University, is holding its annual,...
VHM to recognize its Capital Campaign Donors
By Samuel Asher, Executive Director
Virginia Holocaust Museum
Every day I get excited to walk into the Museum and see progress from the past 24...
VHM Updates
By Samuel Asher
On Sunday, April 23rd we held our 19th annual Yom HaShoah Commemoration at the Museum.
The program included hosting thirty 2nd and 3rd...
