Violins of Hope

Nineteen violins that survived the Holocaust speak for those who perished. The instruments and their stories—shared through video, imagery and live performances—honor the past and give hope for the future. The 4,000-square-foot multisensory Violins of Hope exhibition and related programming at the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage is part of a community-wide VIOLINS OF HOPE CLEVELAND collaboration. For more information on the lectures, concerts, plays, films and educational opportunities taking place in the community, visit violinsofhopeCLE.org and follow #violinsCLE on social media.