
JHAW/CHIC Exhibitions
As part of our efforts to increase awareness of the historic Jewish communities in south Wales, we create both physical and virtual exhibitions to make this material available to as wide a public as possible.
Llandudno's Jewish Heritage
Our latest exhibition, "Llandudno's Jewish Heritage", celebrates individuals and families who made Llandudno their home and contributed so much to the town and the community.
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Religious Life
Community Support Networks
Kosher Accommodation
Dr Stephen Salisbury
The Wartsky Family
The Lazar Family
The Gubay Family
The Croop Family
Blairman & Sons
This exhibition comprises 3 A1 (594mm x 841mm) landscape and 6 A2 (620mm x 594mm) portrait 3mm foamboards. If you are interested in hosting it, please contact us.
The Jewish Heritage of North-West Wales
Our touring exhibition, "The Jewish Heritage of North-West Wales", looks at the impact Jewish lives had on communities throughout the region.
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This exhibition comprises 6 free-standing pull-up banners, 2000mm high and 850mm wide. If you are interested in hosting it, please contact us.
The Records and Testimonies of the South Wales Jewish Communities
This touring exhibition was conceived as part of our first project, ‘The Records and Testimonies of the South Wales Jewish Communities’. It was designed to be displayed as a series of themed pop-up banners that were exhibited in 14 locations over a 3-month period in 2019; the locations ranged from national venues such as The Senedd and St Fagans National Museum of History, to small local settings such as Tredegar Museum and Pontardawe Library. We created this digital version of the exhibition for those who missed it when it was on tour. The physical exhibition is still available for display – please contact us if you are interested in hosting it.
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Explore Our Other Exhibitions
In partnership with Cynon Valley Museum we put together a series of online exhibitions as part of their ‘Stories From the Museum’ and their ‘At Home’ series; you can see these exhibitions here:
Morris Jacobs: A Draper for All.
Merchants and Moneylenders: Popular Jewish Businesses in the Cynon Valley.














