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Photo courtesy of Tampa Bay Times NIE Genocide in the 20th and 21st Centuries art exhibition and reception May 3 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Please join the Tampa Times Newspaper in Education program and The Florida Holocaust Museum for a reception and art exhibition featuring student artwork representing the causes, consequences, victims and survivors …
Celebrate Holocaust Survivor, Helen Kahan's 100th birthday with The FHM on Friday, May 5th during our annual Rays UP campaign! See Tampa Bay Rays vs. New York Yankees and help support the museum! A very special thank you to Tampa Bay Rays for this opportunity! Tickets are limited & must be purchased by April 27! For …
Experts will discuss topics integral to the exhibit, including the historical implications of a failed rule of law in the post-Weimar Republic, and the current state of Holocaust education in Florida schools. "Lawyers Without Rights: The Fate of Jewish Lawyers in Berlin after 1933" is about the rule of law and how one government – …
The Florida Holocaust Museum is partnering with American Stage Theater for Beyond the Surface, a series of community conversations designed to deepen the understanding of themes in our current main stage productions. It’s a communal space where we share stories, ideas, and opinions in a safe nurturing environment. Please join us for a panel discussion …
Saturday, September 30, 2023, 7:00 pm RSVPs are required. Free for FHM members, $15 general admission At The Florida Holocaust Museum Please join us for an Artist’s Reception of We Share the Same Sky We Share The Same Sky is an exhibition that tells the story of Hana Dubová, who survived the Holocaust because of …
Danish Rescue 80th Anniversary Commemoration and Dedication of Rescue Boat, Thor At The COLLECTIONS, PRESERVATION, AND RESEARCH CENTER IN LARGO Open house: 2-4 pm with the commemoration program beginning at 2:30 pm Sunday, October 1, 2023 Visit The FHM’s future Collections, Preservation, and Research Center in Largo and “meet” Thor – the Museum’s authentic Danish …
Babyn Yar paintings by Felix Lembersky remained locked away for years in Yelena Lembersky’s childhood home. The Soviets did not allow Holocaust-themed paintings in state-controlled public spaces. Her mother and grandmother refused to accept their censorship. Instead, they organized informal shows in their small apartment in Leningrad, where friends and strangers gathered to commemorate the massacre …