Please join the JCC at this moving and powerful testimony to the events that took place on October 7. Through a carefully crafted mosaic of information, evidence and emotion, visitors will walk through the winding path from the depths of pain and loss to the threshold of action, healing and hope of the community. The installation creates a sacred space echoing the weight of the victims’ and survivors’ memories, surrounded by remains salvaged from the festival grounds. Visitors will be invited to join a plea for the safe return of the hostages still held in captivity. Beyond the tragic reminders of that day, there will be a healing room to reflect and seek solace.
This exhibit was created by The Tribe of Nova Foundation, founded by the producers of the Nova Music Festival following October 7. The foundation was formed to provide assistance for those impacted by the massacre and to save lives, help heal and empower the community, prevent suicides and create a community-based outlet for all attendees. This includes financial aid, social integration, mental and occupational therapies for the survivors and their families in addition to weekly therapy meet-ups, healing concerts and memorial events. After the exhibit, teen staff will lead a supportive processing session designed to create space for reflection, sharing, and connection in a welcoming environment.
Transportation: A bus will be provided for teens and their families from the JCC to the exhibit and back. Please let us know if you plan to take the bus. If you’re taking the bus, please plan to arrive at the JCC by 1 p.m. We expect to return at approximately 4:45 p.m. If space allows, we can accommodate additional participants. Please contact us at teens@jccgb.org to be added to the waitlist.
Free for teens (click “Register”). Adult cost is $18 (please click here to purchase adult tickets).
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