Join us in person to commemorate Yom HaShoah, with special guest Natalie Cumming, author of The Fiddle.

The Fiddle takes readers from persecution during the Russian Revolution of 1917 and Auschwitz during the fiercest days of the Holocaust, to wartime Britain and finally the present day – told through the journey of a violin which was passed down through those times. Natalie Cumming inherited the fiddle from her father upon his death in 1985 and, after a recent television restoration, brought it to the national spotlight and is now sharing its story with the world. It is the chronicle of one family’s adversity against humanity’s worst, and a bold reminder that even the most fragile of objects can survive decades of terror.