West Hartford's Yom HaShoah: Honoring Survivors & Victims

0:00It's April 9th. This is Hartford News today, driven by AI. West Hartford is gearing up for a powerful Yamaha Show observance this Sunday, April 12th at 3pm. It's pulling together clergy from different faiths and locals to remember the Holocaust. The highlights Holocaust survivor Nina Jacobs dropping the keynote, sharing her stories straight from the heart. Earlier that day at 1.30pm, folks kick off by reading names of lost relatives and community survivors who've passed. Right after, they dedicate the Daffodil Living Holocaust Memorial Garden, making it a full day of tribute. This hits deep, honoring the 6 million Jewish victims and the lasting scars on survivors and families. Yamaha Show has been marked worldwide since Israel set it in 1959, always around late April or early May on the Hebrew calendar. Organizes from the Mandale Jewish Community Center, Voices of Hope, and Jewish Federation of Greater Hartford are behind it. Advance registrations must no walk-ins due to tight security, with personnel on site and

1:03no backpacks allowed. Hit up Devi as CT Voices of Hope.org to join the procession or submit names. Admissions free, though they suggest $18 to support. If you're in the area, register soon and be part of this vital moment of reflection.