Yesterday marked three years since October 7, 2023. As descendants of Holocaust survivors, we know just how important it is to hold these stories in our hearts, to remember those whose stories were cut short, and to confront the painful reality that “never again” is still a promise we must work to uphold. Our hearts are with Israel and Jews around the world as we continue to pray for peace, healing, and brighter days ahead.
3GATL Daffodil Planting🌼
Join 3GATL & The Daffodil Project, in partnership with the Atlanta BeltLine and Trees Atlanta, for our annual daffodil planting in memory of the 1.5 million children murdered during the Holocaust.
Together, we will plant daffodils as a living memorial and a reminder to remember the children whose lives were stolen and to carry their stories forward.
Questions? Email info@3gatl.org.
📅 Sunday, November 1 | 11:00 AM
📍Location: The Atlanta BeltLine-address provided upon registration
Shabbat Dinner with Clila & Hadasa Bau
Join us for a special Shabbat dinner with Clila and Hadasa Bau, daughters of Holocaust survivors Joseph and Rebecca Bau, whose extraordinary story of survival, love, art, and resistance was portrayed in Schindler’s List.
Over dinner, we will gather as descendants of survivors and members of the Atlanta Jewish community to hear stories of survival, resistance, love, creativity, and legacy. Clila and Hadasa will share memories of their parents, Joseph’s extraordinary work as an artist and forger during and after the Holocaust, and their family’s commitment to preserving and sharing their parents’ story for future generations.
This intimate evening will offer an opportunity to connect, reflect, and explore what it means to carry our families’ stories forward from generation to generation.
📅 Friday, November 6
🕡 6:30 PM — Optional tour of the museum
🕖 7:00–9:00 PM — Shabbat dinner
Where: Midtown (We will send a reminder email one week in advance with the address.)
Cost: FREE
Alon Shaya: Memories of a Good Meal
As a community partner of the MJCCA Book Festival, we’re excited to highlight an evening with James Beard Award–winning chef Alon Shaya and culinary historian June Hersh. His book, Memories of a Good Meal, shares ten stories of Holocaust survivors and World War II heroes through the meals and recipes that became part of their stories of survival and resilience.
Interested in bringing food, storytelling, and community together? This program connects to our cooking series! To learn more about hosting a future cooking program with 3GATL, email emily@3gatl.org
📅 Monday, November 9 | 7:30 PM
Henry Birnbrey & Reimagining Memory
Join us for a meaningful conversation exploring Kristallnacht, the life and legacy of Atlanta Holocaust survivor Henry Birnbrey, and how art can help preserve and bring stories of the past to life. This program offers an opportunity to reflect on memory, history, and what it means to carry these stories forward for future generations.
📅 Monday, November 16 | 7:30 PM
📍Location: The Weber School, 6751 Roswell Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30328
Cost: FREE
🎭 Share Your Talent at Chanukah Café Europa!
Chanukah Café Europa is looking for volunteers to perform to perform for Holocaust survivors in a variety show on Monday, December 7, from 11AM - 12PM in Sandy Springs. Sing, dance, perform magic, or share another talent! A great opportunity to give back and brighten the day for community members.
📩 Interested? Contact Caren Kern at ckern@jfcsatl.org
3GATL, an affiliate of Living Links, empowers the descendants of Holocaust survivors to honor and carry forward their family legacies by becoming part of a vibrant, connected Jewish community united by a shared history.
