Special Exhibit
Stitching History from the Holocaust is on display at the Museum from July 17 to October 19, 2025
Stitching History from the Holocaust
Special Exhibit Ticket Prices
Adults (18-64): $8
College/University Student (with ID): $6
Senior (65+): $6
Veteran: $6
Young Adults (10-17): $6
Members: $5
Children under 10 receive free admission.
Tickets do not include access to the Permanent Holocaust Exhibition. Bundle your ticket with the Permanent Holocaust Exhibition & receive a discount! The automatic bundle pricing will be applied at checkout.
This exhibition was made possible through the generosity of the Lester Family, the Regional Arts Commission, and the Missouri Humanities Council, with special support from Carol Staenberg.
This exhibition is located in the Karpati Gallery. The Karpati Gallery, named in memory of József and Peter Karpati, is located on the Museum’s lower level and features a rotating selection of special exhibitions on history, culture, and art.
Questions? Contact Amy Moorman at AMoorman@STLHolocaustMuseum.org.
Pop Up Exhibit: Triumph of the Spirit: Jewish Athletes Before, During, and After the Holocaust
On Display: July 23-September 14
The St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum is proud to present Triumph of the Spirit: Jewish Athletes Before, During, and After the Holocaust, a traveling pop-up exhibit that celebrates the power of sport and the resilience of Jewish athletes in the face of unimaginable adversity.
Developed by JCC Chicago’s Growing Hope initiative and featuring reproductions of rare memorabilia from the collection of Neil Keller, this exhibit tells the stories of Jewish athletes whose achievements—before, during, and after the Holocaust—served as acts of defiance, perseverance, and pride.
From world-class Olympians to local sports heroes, Triumph of the Spirit reminds us of the human capacity to overcome hate through courage, identity, and community. This special exhibit is free with Museum admission and will be on display in the Museum lobby from July 23 through September 14, 2025.
Coming Soon: Hate Ends Now
September 10-14, 2025
Traveling Exhibition: The Artist Who Captured Eichmann
This 45-minute self-guided exhibition tells the compelling ventures of Peter Malkin, an artist and Mossad agent who, during a three week mission, helped apprehended Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann in Buenos Aires in 1960. Malkin used pages of a South American travel guide to sketch and paint artistic creations that reflect the chronicles of his endeavors. Click the button below to learn more about hosting this traveling exhibition at your institution.