Founded in 1992, The Florida Holocaust Museum is one of the largest Holocaust museums in the United States and one of only three nationally accredited Holocaust museums recognized by the American Alliance of Museums. Through exhibitions, educational programming, community dialogue, and cultural experiences, The Museum engages visitors of all ages in exploring the lessons of the Holocaust while inspiring ethical reflection and civic responsibility.
The Museum serves thousands of students, educators, tourists, and community members annually through onsite tours, traveling educational resources, public programs, and special exhibitions. Following a major renovation and expansion completed in 2025, The Museum continues to grow its capacity for immersive storytelling, interdisciplinary programming, and innovative audience engagement.
With extensive experience producing public exhibitions, educational initiatives, and collaborative cultural programming, The Museum has a strong track record of successfully managing projects that combine historical scholarship, arts and culture, and community impact. Its professional staff, educators, curators, and creative partners ensure high-quality visitor experiences that are thoughtfully planned, accessible, and mission-driven.
