Events and exhibitions

A large audience in a hall watching a musical performance with a woman playing a cello, a pianist, and a woman singing, with an audience in the foreground and decorated walls with curtains and large windows.

The Holocaust Centre of New Zealand is a space for learning, remembrance, and community action. We invite you to engage with our history, challenge modern prejudice, and explore how the lessons of the past apply to our world today through our diverse public programmes.

Classical music performance in an elegant concert hall with an orchestra, two female musicians playing violin and cello, and a large black-and-white photograph projected on the back wall showing people with musical instruments.

Events

Join us for a range of events, spanning four different cultural and educational areas:

  • Commemorations: National and community acts of remembrance.

  • Music: Moving commemorative performances and recitals.

  • Talks: Insightful lectures, panel discussions, and expert-led forums.

  • Films: Screenings of historically significant documentaries and international cinema.

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Exhibitions

Explore our permanent exhibition alongside a rotating schedule of temporary installations. 

We are busy working on our next installation and will share updates soon.