2018 City and County Council Holocaust Proclamation Schedule Announced

Each year, local city and county councils issue Proclamations that commemorate the Holocaust and honor Holocaust victims. In very moving ceremonies, a member of the Council reads a Proclamation, followed by a candle lighting ceremony. It is crucial for everyone to support these proclamations by attending the council meetings at which the proclamation is read.

 

March 13 @ 6 pm, Mt. Pleasant City Council | 100 Ann Edwards Lane, Mount Pleasant

 

March 15 @ 7 pm, James Island City Council | 1238-B Camp Road, James Island

 

March 26 @ 5 pm, Charleston City Council | 80 Broad Street, Charleston

 

April 10 @ 6:30, Charleston County Council | 4045 Bridge View Drive, North Charleston

 

April 12 @ 6 pm, Summerville City Council | 200 S. Main St., Summerville

 

April 12 @ 7 pm, North Charleston | 2500 City Hall Lane 3rd floor, N. Charleston

 

April 17 @ 6 pm, Sullivan's Island City Council | 2050- B Middle St., Sullivan’s Island

 

 

The REMEMBER Program urges to show your support of Holocaust remembrance in the community.


Charleston's 2018 Yom HaShoah Holocaust Remembrance Program will take place on Sunday, April 15th:

2:30 PM | READING OF THE NAMES, AND KEYNOTE SPEAKER, GAILLARD BALLROOM, 95 CALHOUN STREET

4:20 PM | SILENT MARCH TO HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL, MARION SQUARE

4:30 PM | REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY, HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL, MARION SQUARE

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Marion Blumenthal Lazan, “Four Perfect Pebbles”: Mrs. Lazan’s unforgettable story recalls the devastating years that shaped her childhood. She will share her story of courage, hope and a will to survive.

Please join us in any or all parts of the commemoration

 

We are honored that the City of Charleston, SC Government is co-sponsoring our commemoration for the second year in a row. Thank you to Mayor John Tecklenburg and Sandy Tecklenburg and their team for their incredible support.

 

For more information contact Sandra Brett at SandraB@jewishcharleston.org

 

 

 

 

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