We are pleased to be able to invite you to the Synagogue Maribor again on the occasion of the Slovenian cultural day. Due to the current restrictions and recommendations of the NIJZ, only individual visits are possible for the time being, and the Synagogue may accept a maximum of three visitors at a time. The staff of […]

On the occasion of the International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we kindly invite you to a virtual event on Wednesday, 27th of January 2021, at 11:00. The event will be dedicated to the presentation of a special issue of the magazine Edinost in dialog, which is dedicated to Judeo-Christian dialogue (more information). The magazine will be

One of the most important Slovenian artists in the field of painting and graphics, Bogdan Borčić, created a graphic folder In principio erat Dachau in 2014 on behalf of the Museum of the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial. In principio erat Dachau was created by Bogdan Boričić as a series of eight graphics in seven prints. At this exhibition

The Gorizia-born photographer Marko Vogrič is tied to the former Nazi camp Dachau through a very personal family story. It was in this camp, where his grandfather Franc died just shortly after the liberation of the camp. The photographer thus knows his grandfather only from the memories of those by whom Franc was survived. The

“A world that remembers the Holocaust. A world without genocide” is one of the main visions of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA), of which Slovenia is also a member. On the occasion of commemorating the International Holocaust Remembrance Day – the 27th January, we are kindly inviting you to various commemorative and cultural events.

The Synagogue Maribor is joining the second part of the Forward to the Past project. Slovenian museums and galleries moved their operations online during the COVID-19 epidemic and continued to successfully fulfill their mission, promote cultural heritage and maintain contact with their visitors and service users. Our job is to preserve the past by taking

You are invited to an exhibition about the history of the Slovenian northern border. The exhibition presents the events and persons who marked the happenings on the border and takes a look at lesser-known stories. The exhibition consists of 5 billboards, which are written in Slovenian on one side and in German on the other.

You are cordially invited to watch the online lecture of assoc. prof. dr. Marjeta Ciglenečki about Avguštin Stegenšek. During the hosting of the photographic exhibition Terra Sancta 1910 in the Synagogue Maribor, the idea of ​​a lecture by assoc. prof. dr. Marjeta Ciglenečki with the title “Avguštin Stegenšek and his journey to the Holy Land

Marpurgi: Between History and Literary Freedom This year, the Beletrina publishing house published the fourth reprint of the novel Marpurgi by the writer Zlata Vokač Medic. Based on the novel, the opera Marpurgi (composer Nina Šenk and librettist and director Igor Pison) was created in Slovenian National Theatre Maribor. The exhibition Marpurgi: Between History and Literary Freedom, written by Boris Hajdinjak from