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  • St. Pete Free Museum Day

    The Florida Holocaust Museum 55 5th Street S, Saint Petersburg, FL, United States

     Explore St. Pete’s dynamic museum and arts scene with Free Admission to The FHM! For one day only, many of our city’s top museums and cultural institutions will open their …

  • Spreading the Butterfly Effect

    The Florida Holocaust Museum 55 5th Street S, Saint Petersburg, FL, United States

    Support a Girl Scout Gold Award Project Join us for Spreading the Butterfly Effect, a meaningful and interactive educational program designed for children ages 7–12. This event is part of a …

  • How To Win An Information War: The Propagandist Who Outwitted Hitler

    The Florida Holocaust Museum 55 5th Street S, Saint Petersburg, FL, United States

    Author and Expert on Disinformation Wed, Oct 22 | 6:30 p.m. The FHM Members: FREE Guests: $5 727.820.0100  | PublicPrograms@theFHM.org Join us for an illuminating evening as Peter Pomerantsev uncovers …

  • Look Closer: An Evening Of Magic

    Zubrick Magic Theatre 1211 1st Ave N Suite 101, St. Petersburg, FL, United States

    Step into an unforgettable evening of magic where history and illusion intertwine. Enjoy small bites, beer, and wine at our pre-show Social Mingle at 7:00 p.m. Then join us at …

  • Bernstein’s Kaddish: Panel Discussion

    The Florida Holocaust Museum 55 5th Street S, Saint Petersburg, FL, United States

    Join us and discover how we use music to honor, remember, and teach the lessons of the past. 3:00pm  Tour The FHM 4:00pm  Panel Discussion Free Register Here This special …

  • Beethoven & Bernstein with TFO

    Beethoven & Bernstein with The Florida Orchestra Michael Francis conducts an unforgettable evening of music and storytelling. First is Beethoven’s Choral Fantasy, an uplifting fusion of piano, orchestra and choir that …

  • Kristallnacht Commemoration 2025

    The Florida Holocaust Museum 55 5th Street S, Saint Petersburg, FL, United States

    Kristallnacht owes its name to the shards of shattered glass from broken windows that lined German streets on November 9-10 in 1938. Throughout the night, thousands of Jewish owned businesses, …