A fascinating look at the true history behind NJT’s St. Louis premiere production of Joshua Harmon’s Prayer for the French Republic. Taking place in 1945-1946 and 2015, the play follows five generations of a family in Paris who survive the Holocaust only to face new threats seventy years later. Dr. Dorian Stuber will provide an overview...
Join us for a unique opportunity to get up close and personal with artifacts from our Collection. Several items not usually on display will be available for visitors to engage with, a first-hand experience to learn what goes into preserving and documenting our artifacts. This is your chance to get your “hands on history.” This...
Join the Museum, in partnership with the Jewish Federation of St. Louis, for a powerful panel on the surge of antisemitism, conspiracy culture, and online radicalization. Hear from leading experts on how hate spreads, why conspiracy thinking takes hold, and what each of us can do to recognize, resist, and respond to antisemitism. Moderator: Mark Weitzman is...
Through the larger theme of “More than Just Old Stuff” this session of Inside the Vault will be discussing the importance of context in telling stories about museum objects. Join our Archives...
Join us for Members Only Day! An original exhibition created by the St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum, Nazis Next Door: St. Louis Faces Nazism in the 1930s explores the ways in...
Join us for a members-only behind the scenes glimpse of our newest exhibition, Nazis Next Door. Our exhibits staff, Amy Moorman and Dr. Robb Nelson, will discuss how the museum’s own...
Join us for a members-only behind the scenes glimpse of our newest exhibition, Nazis Next Door. Our exhibits staff, Amy Moorman and Dr. Robb Nelson, will discuss how the museum’s own...
Hear Holocaust survivor Eva Weyl share her family's experience at Westerbork transit camp in 1942 during this Survivor event at the St. Louis Holocaust Museum.
Join the Museum for this presentation of the dynamic and inspiring history of the LGBTQ+ community's original pride symbol by tracing the transformation of the pink triangle from a Nazi concentration camp badge into a widespread emblem of queer liberation, community, and pride. Drawing from unexplored archival sources and original interviews, historian Dr. Jake Desai-Newsome...