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HOW WE LIVED: MEMORY, PLACE, AND THE LOST SHTETL OF ŠEDUVA, LITHUANIA (IN-PERSON)

Lecturer(s)
Marlene Englander
Instructor of Lifelong Learning
Date
Monday October 05
Time
10 to 11:30 AM ET (please note time change)
Lost Shtetl Museum

Explore the Lost Shtetl Museum in Šeduva, Lithuania, a powerful reconstruction of Jewish life before the Holocaust. Interweaving personal family history with archival recovery, it follows the story of a Lithuanian shtetl that once thrived and was destroyed in 1941. Through the lens of letters, artifacts, and lived memory, the talk traces one family’s connection to Šeduva and the broader effort to restore its Jewish past. It highlights the museum’s innovative design, combining landscape, testimony, and immersive exhibitions to tell not only how Šeduva’s Jews died, but, more importantly, how they lived, dreamed, and remembered.

Learn more about the Lost Shtetl Museum, and The Lost Shtetl Museum in Šeduva Wins Prestigious iF Design Award

 

Member of Lifelong Learning Cost
Members receive $5 discount
Nonmember Cost
$10