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Willesden Jewish Cemetery is looking for friendly Front of House Volunteers to be the welcoming face of the House of Life!
Special talk and walk exploring the work of British and refugee architects and the architecture connections at WJC took place on 7th June 2026
An afternoon of poetry and remembrance celebrating Nina Salaman’s life, legacy and lasting impact on British Jewry.
Thanks to an Eco Grant from #BrentTogetherTowardsZero, the House of Life Heritage Centre has begun transforming Willesden Jewish Cemetery’s car park into an accessible sensory and heritage garden, bringing together schools, families, volunteers and community groups to promote sustainability, biodiversity and community wellbeing.
Willesden Jewish Cemetery has been formally recognised as a Significant Cemetery by the Association of Significant Cemeteries in Europe
Blooms & Beyond: Jewish Food, Family and Legacy - special event at Willesden Jewish Cemetery
With Elul approaching, tradition invites us into a time of reflection, reconnection and preparation.
The launch of the United Synagogue's latest publication, Not Just a Tombstone: Stories from the House of Life by Professor David Latchman CBE on 6 April
Celebrating Culinary Connections at Willesden Jewish Cemetery with a guided walk and a talk
A special commemoration of the two World Wars at Willesden Jewish Cemetery, led by AJEX and our volunteers
The Lost Generation project of memorial clean-up and restoration got off to a flying start on Sunday, 16th June, with fifteen volunteers clearing up the area and repairing memorials of children’s graves
Our volunteers have been monitoring the insect population of Willesden Jewish Cemetery and found quite a range of little creatures who made their home here