Holocaust Remembrance Association Hosts Events Honoring Resilience, Unity, and Education on December 28 and January 26

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The Holocaust Remembrance Association (HRA18), a Houston-based educational organization, announced two significant events that reflect its mission to stand against persecution, prejudice, and indifference. Rooted in the lessons of history, the HRA18 seeks to honor the memory of Holocaust victims and survivors while inspiring future generations to combat antisemitism and promote healing and reconciliation.

Hanukkah Menorah Lighting Ceremony (details in link)

Celebrate the traditions and joy of Hanukkah with music, Israeli dancing, dreidel games, and storytelling about the miracle of the oil that burned for eight days in the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. This event, hosted at the Holocaust Garden of Hope, provides a meaningful opportunity to connect with the community and experience the warmth of the season.

  • Date: December 28, 2024
  • Time: 6:00 PM
  • Location: Holocaust Garden of Hope, Kingwood, TX

March of Remembrance Houston (details in link)

Join HRA18 at the Holocaust Garden of Hope for the March of Remembrance Houston, a solemn walk honoring the memory of Holocaust victims and amplifying the voices of survivors and upstanders. This annual event reflects on the past while fostering reconciliation in the present and inspiring hope for the future.

  • Date: January 26, 2025
  • Time: 2:00–5:00 PM
  • Location: Holocaust Garden of Hope, Kingwood, TX

The March of Remembrance is part of an international movement founded in 2007 in Germany. With marches in over 400 cities across 20 nations, this initiative brings together people of all backgrounds to reflect, reconcile, and take a stand against hatred.

Both events will be held at the Holocaust Garden of Hope, a unique open air exhibit located along Lake Houston in Kingwood. Set in nature, this living memorial is dedicated to educating visitors and fostering meaningful conversations about resilience, courage, and the importance of standing against injustice.

The Holocaust Remembrance Association invites members of the media to attend and cover these impactful events. These gatherings offer an opportunity to witness community engagement and storytelling that honors the past while shaping a future of compassion and understanding.

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