Join the OSO Arts Centre to witness the unforgettable and moving testimony of people who survived the Holocaust.

Hear about experiences that reveal the fine lines between death and survival. They will be celebrating life and the strength of the human spirit with:

– Eva Clarke BEM, in conversation. Eva is one of the youngest survivors of the concentration camps, who has dedicated her life to Holocaust education.

– Gerry Hahlo, Barnes resident, whose father escaped on the Kindertransport. Discover how the family survived thanks to an audacious gamble.

– Dr. Andrew Winter playing the Terezin violin, which was used for Nazi propaganda to mask unimaginable suffering. Hear the story of the violin alongside its beautiful music.

– Anita Peleg, whose mother survived Auschwitz and expressed her experiences through sculpture. Learn her extraordinary story and admire her art.

There will be questions and discussion to join voices in the ongoing fight against all forms of persecution and discrimination. Presented by Generation 2 Generation for Holocaust Memorial Day 2027

When

Tuesday 26 January 2027, 7.30pm – 9.45pm (Doors open 6.30pm)

Tickets

From £20, book at ticketsolve.com.