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Limmud Festival to be livestreamed for first time in 45-year history

The Jewish educational and cultural gathering will give people around the world access to a number of sessions from the comfort of their own homes

December 12, 2025 15:33
Copy of Limmud (Photo: Avi Grant)
This year, Limmud fans will be able to join a number of sessions from their homes (Photo: Avi Grant)

By

Gaby Wine

1 min read

For the first time in its 45-year history, Limmud Festival in Birmingham is being livestreamed to audiences around the world.

While Limmudniks were able to tune into sessions over Zoom during lockdown, this year will be the first time people will be able to join sessions from the comfort of their armchairs while it is taking place in real time in Birmingham in front of live audiences.

From December 28 to December 30, viewers will be able to join 11 curated sessions featuring leading thinkers, performers, educators, and changemakers from across the Jewish world.

A household ticket costs £35 and will provide access to the full schedule of livestreamed content. Ticket holders will be welcome to join any or all of the 11 sessions.

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