Join us for a free, daylong public event in Chicago on Sunday, June 9, as we pay tribute to local Holocaust survivors and World War II veterans.
Help mark the Museum’s 20th anniversary and sign up to attend this event.
Every year, state and local governments, military bases, workplaces, schools, churches, synagogues, and civic centers hold ceremonies during our nation’s annual commemoration of the Holocaust.
LEARN MORE >Since its publication in 1958, Night has been translated into 30 languages and millions of copies have been sold.
LEARN MORE >More than 30 million people have visited the Museum since its opening in 1993. Plan a visit during our 20th anniversary year.
LEARN MORE >On April 28–29, 2013, thousands of Museum friends and supporters will gather to mark its 20-year milestone.
LEARN MORE >Free, daylong public events will be held in Boca Raton, Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago beginning in December 2012.
LEARN MORE >The Museum brings quality educational programming and exhibitions to communities nationwide. Stay up to date on events near you by joining our e-community.
LEARN MORE >Personal testimony is the most powerful way to learn about the Holocaust. Arrange for a survivor or veteran to give a firsthand account of their experiences.
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