The Turnage Theatre
150 West Main Street10:30-12:00 | Wednesday | August 26 | Turnage Theater Gallery
Ticket/Donation: $5 for AOP members/$10 non-members
In 1973, Gizella Abramson moved to Raleigh, NC. She would bring with her the memories of surviving the Holocaust. Lee Holder will tell the story of the Holocaust through the eyes of Ms. Abramson, who co-founded the North Carolina Council on the Holocaust. Join us to hear a fascinating story of survival and hope.
Lee Holder is the Director of the Gizella Gross Abramson Resource Center for Holocaust Education in Kinston, NC
Wed, Aug 26, 2026 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
The Turnage Theatre
150 West Main Street
Arts of the Pamlico is a nonprofit arts organization dedicated to enriching eastern North Carolina through live theatre, visual arts, music, educational programs, and community events. Based in the historic Turnage Theatre in downtown Washington, NC, we provide opportunities for people of all ages to create, experience, and celebrate the arts while fostering a vibrant cultural community.
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