3GNY Shabbat Dinner | International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Friday, January 23, 2026
7:00 pm
Union Square Area, NYC (exact location will be shared upon ticket purchase)

Join us for a meaningful Shabbat dinner and commemoration of International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Holocaust survivor Dr. Dori Katz will share her story of survival and resilience. Doors open at 7:00pm, with our speaker beginning at 7:15. Dinner will follow the speaker program.

Kosher dietary laws will be observed. Please note in your ticket purchase if you have any dietary restrictions.

Tickets: $90 per person
Sponsorship opportunities available

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About Our Speaker

Dori Katz was born in Antwerp, Belgium, to Polish and Czech parents a year before the Germans invaded and occupied Belgium in 1940. With the exception of Dori and her mother who survived separately in hiding, her father and entire family were deported to Auschwitz where they perished. Reunited after the war, Dori and her mother came to America in 1952. She earned a Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from the University of Iowa, and is currently Professor Emeritus of Modern Languages and Literature from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, where she taught French and Modern European Literature for several decades. She has published many poems and translations from the French in anthologies, journals and reviews, and has published a bi-lingual book of poetry, Hiding in Other People’s Houses, with her poems translated into Spanish. Her memoir Looking for Strangers: The True Story of my Hidden Wartime Childhood was published by the University of Chicago Press in October 2013. It was a finalist for an award from The National Jewish Book Council for 2013.

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3GNY Shabbat Dinner | International Holocaust Remembrance Day 2026

Join us for a meaningful Shabbat dinner and commemoration of International Holocaust Remembrance Day.