Events
Upcoming Events
The Museum of Tolerance is more than a place to visit — it’s a space for dialogue, reflection, and action. Our events bring people together to explore pressing social issues, learn from powerful voices, and celebrate stories that inspire change. From lectures and film screenings to community conversations and cultural programs, each gathering is designed to challenge perspectives, foster understanding, and spark meaningful connections.
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Speaker Series
Dr. Jack Wetter
Hear from Witness to Truth speakers as they share personal accounts—either their own or their parent’s experiences during the Holocaust.
Speaker Series
Priscilla Schneider
Hear from Witness to Truth speakers as they share personal accounts—either their own or their parent’s experiences during the Holocaust.
Screening
Commemorating the 25th Anniversary of 9/11
Commemoration, Film Screening, Special Guests, and Artifacts honoring the memory and legacy of 9/11. Featuring, from National Geographic and 72 films a special screening of 9/11: REUNITED.
Screening
Legend of Destruction
Legend of Destruction tells the story of the Jewish revolt against the Roman Empire that escalated into a devastating civil war, ending in the destruction of the Second Jewish Temple in 70 CE.
Screening
The Righteous Roadtrip
From Oscar-Winning Filmmaker Vanessa Roth, A Poignant Holiday Journey Honoring the Last Living “Righteous Among the Nations” Who Risked Everything to Save Jewish Families During the Holocaust.
Screening
Dust Bowls and Jewish Souls: Another side of Woody Guthrie
Dust Bowls and Jewish Souls tells a rich and colorful story of the transformative relationship Woody Guthrie had with prominent Yiddish poet and future mother-in-law Aliza Greenblatt.
Speaker Series
Dr. Henry Slucki
Hear from Witness to Truth speakers as they share personal accounts—either their own or their parent’s experiences during the Holocaust.
Speaker Series
Meyer Shwarzstein
Hear from Witness to Truth speakers as they share personal accounts—either their own or their parent’s experiences during the Holocaust.