Beyond FRS
This page dedicates itself to all the events and communities beyond FRS. You can also access this page via our weekly FRS news email. Scroll down to explore what's happening in the community.
Catch Rachel Fidler in 'Mother Knows Best'
Our very own Rachel Fidler, under her stage name of Rachel Gaffin, is appearing in the play 'Mother Knows Best' in the Lambeth Fringe this weekend (Oct 18 and 19). A story of three generations of Jewish mothers and daughters - Russia 1905, South Africa 1965 and Israel 2025.
Rabbiting On, Rabbi Miriam Berger's fantastic podcast with fellow Rabbis Robyn and Debbie is back for a NEW series! Click here to listen: Welcome to Series 4! What now?–Rabbiting On – Apple Podcasts
Jackie’s Art Group – A Creative Community for All!
Are you passionate about art or simply curious to try something new? Whether you’re a seasoned artist or have never picked up a paintbrush, Jackie’s Art Group is the perfect place for you!
When: Every Tuesday, 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Where: Local venue (Details available upon request)
Cost: Absolutely FREE!
We are looking to build up this small, welcoming group where you can express yourself creatively, explore new techniques, and meet fellow art enthusiasts. This is an opportunity for people of all levels to come together, learn, and have fun!
Bring your love for art or your desire to learn – no experience necessary!
Come along, create, and be part of something special!
For more information, contact anthony.kc@talktalk.net. We can’t wait to see you there!
Desperate Journey movie released in November
FRS member Susie Knoller is proud to announce that after years in the making, the feature film Desperate Journey, based on her father Freddie's story during WWII, will be released in all cinemas on 28 November.
An incredible true story set in the glamorous but dangerous world of 1940s Paris. From Emmy Award-winning director Annabel Jankel and two-time Academy Award-nominated writer Michael Radford. Starring Lucas Lynggaard Tønnesen, Clara Rugaard, Til Schweiger, and Steven Berkoff.
Our Freedom: Then and Now
Mondays -
A new creative programme for ages 18-35 exploring how Holocaust memory is passed down through generations.
Through artist-led workshops, you'll create a personal memory piece for a public exhibition at JW3, exploring the history of a family member of loved one impacted by the Holocaust.
The project includes 9 sessions.
Register your interest here.
Nip in the Bud
The charity Nip in the Bud produces free online mental health resources for parents, teaching staff and others working with children.
Nip in the Bud produces a podcast. The latest recording is how to support anxious children in school. Listen to that podcast and 25 others.
The organisation also records a very useful Vlog where parents can (anonymously) send in questions to Clinical Psychologist Dr Bettina Hohnen who answers them.
Explore them via the Nip in the Bud YouTube channel.
Access further resources such as short animations, films, and blogs about trauma and PTSD here.
Bridge Music Therapy
For many of us, finding ways to express the challenges we face may prove difficult, here at Bridge Music Therapy we provide therapeutic support to people of all ages and abilities. Bridge Music Therapy was created by Emily Raiher who works with Singing for Memory.
Click here to enquire