Nocturnes
Programme INFO
fr / nl

Expo: 4 soeurs

Expo: 4 soeurs

La Monnaie

Géopolis – Center for Photojournalism

MEM – Museum of Erotics and Mythology

Wittockiana – Museum of Book Arts and Bookbinding

ARTE-FAC – Paul Moens medicinal plant garden

Jewish Museum of Belgium

Jewish Museum of Belgium

Rue des Minimes 21
1000 Brussels

M 2 - 6 / T 8 - 92 - 93 / B 27 - 48 - 95

  • accessible
  • accessible-avec-aide
  • chien-assistance
  • museum-pass
  • art-27

 

EXPO  Four sisters

EXPO 236. Land(es)capes of the 20th Convoy

WORKSHOPS  “ABC” of Judaism

WORKSHOPS Testimony of a survivor of the Shoah

 

 

During the Nocturnes, the Jewish Museum of Belgium will be more than ever a space for encounter and dialogue. In addition to its permanent exhibition on Jewish religion and culture, the museum hosts two temporary exhibitions. Four sisters combines the works of Chantal Akerman, Marianne Berenhaut, Sarah Kaliski and Julia Pirotte, all four women, artists, Jews, and custodians of a memory. 236. Land(es)capes of the 20th Convoy offers, through the photographs of Jo Struyven and the paintings of Luc Tuymans, an artistic look at an exceptional episode in the history of the Second World War. On April 19, 1943, thanks to resistance actions, 236 deportees managed to jump from the train that was taking them to Auschwitz.


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WORKSHOP Want to discover Judaism? What rituals and practices are part of Jewish family life? In this workshop on Jewish cultures, the aim is to build bridges, to show the commonalities between cultures and their enriching differences. The workshop is for all audiences, regardless of their background and beliefs. 


→ 18:00 (NL) / 19:30 (FR) – Limited places Please send an e-mail to edu@mjb-jmb.org with your name, the number of people you wish to register, the language of the activity and name of the activity.


WORKSHOP The last survivors of the Holocaust share their personal stories with you, documented by the Museum’s archives. A unique and exceptional opportunity to get to know someone who survived the Holocaust and who will explain why bearing witness is still necessary today. 


→ 17:30 (FR) / 19:30 (FR) –Limited places Please send an e-mail to edu@mjb-jmb.org with your name, the number of people you wish to register, the language of the activity and name of the activity.