The William Breman Jewish Heritage and Holocaust Museum.

In Commemoration of the Japanese American Day of Remembrance

Sunday, February 19, 2 p.m.

On the 70th anniversary of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's signing of Executive Order 9066, The Breman will commemorate and celebrate the Japanese American Day of Remembrance. A Chai Tea (chai means "life" in Hebrew) with honored guests from the Japanese Consulate, the American Japanese community, and the arts.

Guest of Honor:
Takuji Hanatani
Consul General of Japan

Featured speaker:
Delphine Hirasuna
Curator and Author

Refreshments with a Japanese and kosher flair!

Guided tours of The Art of Gaman will run continuously throughout the event.

Purchase tickets online

If you purchase a ticket, your name will appear on a list at will-call on the afternoon of the event. Please print out your receipt and bring it with you.

Breman Museum members: $50
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Non-members: $70
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I would like to support this important exhibition by becoming a Chai Tea Sponsor.

Double Chai ($3,600)
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Chai ($1,800)
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Sponsor ($1,000)
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All sponsors contributing $1,000 and above will receive a signed copy of the coffee table book The Art of Gaman, by guest curator Delphine Hirasuna. 

 

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