Members-Only Program: Inside the Vault – How Museums Measure Value
Go behind the scenes with St. Louis Holocaust Museum archivists to learn how museums assess and preserve the value of historical artifacts. Members-only event.
Go behind the scenes with St. Louis Holocaust Museum archivists to learn how museums assess and preserve the value of historical artifacts. Members-only event.
Join the Museum for Soccer Under the Swastika, exploring how the world’s most popular sport became a source of resistance during the Holocaust. Dr. Kevin E. Simpson will be joined in conversation with Tamar Sher, sports anchor for KMOV.
Join the Museum for our Pay-As-You-Wish Family Weekend when admission is yours for as little as one cent. Families can explore our permanent Holocaust exhibition and special exhibition, Nazis Next Door, while enjoying interactive experiences designed for young learners and curious minds. Throughout the weekend, guests can get hands-on with history by handling artifacts from...
Join the Museum for a moving presentation by a second-generation Holocaust survivor, Andrew Laszlo Jr. as he shares his father's remarkable journey—from persecution in Hungary, forced labor, and imprisonment at Bergen-Belsen to building a new life in America after the Holocaust.
The Museum is hosting an open house for potential Survivor/Descendant Speakers on August 11, 2026, at 10 a.m. Join us to learn more about how you can begin sharing your story or your family's story of Holocaust survival through educational engagements with visitors at the Museum. You will also have the opportunity to meet current...
Join the Museum for a night of theater with a staged reading of Camp Siegfried, a play by Tony award winner Bess Wohl. This program is part of our “Nazis Next Door” exhibition programming. Camp Siegfried centers of the story of two teenagers who fall in love at a German-American Bund summer camp on Long...
A members-only event exploring the St. Louis Holocaust Museum's oral history collection and why survivor testimony remains vital to Holocaust education.