Each year, January 27 is designated as International Holocaust Remembrance Day, to help ensure that the atrocities committed against Jews by the Nazi regime leading up to and during World War II are never forgotten and never repeated. The January date was chosen in 2005 by United Nations General Assembly resolution and aligns with the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp by Allied troops. Several countries have designated corresponding remembrance

In addition to the regional exhibit, the exhibit, “SHOAH: How Was It Humanly Possible,” from Yad Vashem in Jerusalem, will be on display ...

Immediately following this film will be the opening of the Regional Art Exhibit, “The Women of Gold,” and presentation of Branson’s first...

Decades later, January 27 was designated as International Holocaust Remembrance Day, to commemorate the 6 million Jews who perished and...

Jessie, a published author and illustrator, shared the story of Paddington the Bear with the children.

Burkett is the creator of the "Beloved: Children of the Holocaust" art exhibit

Paddington Bear at the Library features a reading from Miss Branson 2024