Breman Exhibit: Hidden History, Recounting the Jewish Shanghai Story + brunch

Our next event is a visit to Atlanta's Breman Museum for a free guided tour of their unique 'Hidden History' exhibit, focusing on the enduring history of Jewish settlement in China. Here's a summary of the Exhibit and event:

"Jewish communities have been settling in China for centuries, beginning with the early settlers in Kaifeng in 1162 and continuing through to the Jewish community in Shanghai during the 1940s. This exhibit highlights the resilience and compelling stories of those who sought refuge in Shanghai from the Nazis during World War II.

The Breman Museum of Atlanta offers this special exhibit that delves into the multifaceted history through artifacts, survivor narratives, and the captivating photographs of renowned American photojournalist Arthur Rothstein. We invite you to join us for this unique event that unites Chinese and Jewish Atlanta, allowing history to come alive once more!"

Game Plan:

11:45am - Meet for brunch - The Hive in Buckhead

• Address: 1845 Peachtree Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30309
• The restaurant is highly rated and features a brunch menu
• The restaurant is a 6 minute drive from the Museum
• Please post a comment below if you wish to join for brunch - an RSVP does not guarantee you a spot

2:00pm - Breman Museum for a talk followed by a guided tour

• Address: 1440 Spring Street NW, Atlanta, GA 30309
• You must register for this free event, in addition to your RSVP here
• Free parking is available with a gated entrance on 18th Street (off Spring Street)

Please note:

• This is a talk and guided tour, open to the public, not just our group
• The event is free, but each of you must register in advance.

This looks like a very interesting event and I hope to see you there.