The Venice Ghetto was founded in 1516 as a place of segregation. Against all odds, it became a cosmopolitan crossroads of different Jewish communities and an influential site of cultural exchange between Jews and non-Jews. This is the vision that inspires Beit Venezia (from the Hebrew bait – home), which aims to promote Jewish thought and culture and serve as a bridge between people of all cultures and religions.
Beit Venezia
LIVE, LEARN, AND CREATE IN JEWISH VENICE
The New Venice Haggadah
Available for Passover 2021
FUTURA MEMORIA
Trasmettere la memoria della shoa
FRANK LONDON Ghetto Songs
Venice and beyond
La musica ebraica italiana, con Enrico Fink
Incontro in memoria di Leo Jesurum
Residencies
Marjorie Agosín, 2019 Artist in Residency, Napoleon Jesurum Commemoration.
