Members-Only Program: Inside the Vault – Vital Voices, The Importance of Oral Histories
A members-only event exploring the St. Louis Holocaust Museum's oral history collection and why survivor testimony remains vital to Holocaust education.
A members-only event exploring the St. Louis Holocaust Museum's oral history collection and why survivor testimony remains vital to Holocaust education.
Join the St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum and the Jewish Federation of St. Louis, for a meaningful day of remembrance, reflection, and community as we come together to commemorate October 7. The Museum is also continuing its important work to preserve the stories and experiences connected to October 7, 2023. As part of this...
Join the Museum for a Lunch and Learn with Holocaust historian Dr. Anna Hájková, author of People without History Are Dust: Queer Desire in the Holocaust and winner of the 2026 National Jewish Book Award. Dr. Hájková will explore the marginalization and exclusion of LGBTQ+ stories in Holocaust history.
Mark this years Kristallnacht anniversary by joining the Museum and the Jewish Book Festival for a compelling conversation with bestselling author and investigative journalist Douglas Century, in conversation with the Museum’s Director of Development, Jessica Fischoff. Together, they’ll explore the extraordinary life of Hannah Senesh, the Jewish poet behind the beloved Eli, Eli, and the...
Join Jewish War Veterans Post 644 for a meaningful Veterans Day program celebrating the public opening of the Jewish War Veterans Memorial Center, located on the lower level of the Museum. This special occasion honors the years of collaboration, dedication, and research that went into bringing the Memorial Center’s exhibit to life, preserving the stories...
Through the larger theme of “More than Just Old Stuff” this Inside the Vault session will be discussing the importance of an institution’s resources in acquisition decisionmaking. Join our Archives & Collections staff to better understand what our archives team’s role is at the museum!
Join the Museum for the final program of the special exhibition, Nazis Next Door featuring Sammy Rangel. After a childhood marked by abuse and years of violence and incarceration, Sammy Rangel dedicated his life to helping others leave hate and extremism behind. In 2010, he co-founded Life After Hate, an organization that helps people disengage...