Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center hosts a wide range of public programs throughout the year. These sessions cover a wide range of topics, including the Holocaust, genocide, and contemporary social justice issues; and include panel discussions, live performances, film screenings, and more. Many programs are free with Museum admission or membership, and many past programs can be viewed on the Museum’s YouTube channel.

The Museum will continue to host public programs and trainings within the Chicagoland area by reservation only. We will continue to post event information on this page.

Links to join online programs are sent to registrants 24 – 48 hours in advance of the start time.

Feb
9
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LIVE PERFORMANCE | 1933: The Turning Point — Art, Oppression, and Resistance | Presented by Chicago Opera Theater and Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center 

In 1933, Adolf Hitler rose to power and democracy in Germany collapsed. Civil liberties were revoked. Jewish artists were dismissed. Books w...
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Harold Washington Library Cindy Pritzker Auditorium 400 S. State Street Chicago, IL

Non-Members: Free

6:30pm CST

Members: Free

Mar
12
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Book & Author: The Silver Candlesticks: Secrets, Faith, and the Spanish Inquisition

Step into 17th-century Sevilla, where a whisper can end a life and candlelight carries hidden meaning. In her powerful debut novel, The Silv...
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Online & Experience360 | 360 N State St, Chicago, IL 60654

Non-Members: Free

6:30pm CST

Members: Free

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