Located in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood just steps from Pike Place Market, the Holocaust Center features permanent and rotating exhibitions that illuminate the history of the Holocaust through personal stories, artifacts, photographs, and interactive displays.
Each exhibit encourages reflection, remembrance, and a deeper understanding of human dignity, resilience, and responsibility.
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Discover upcoming lectures, conversations with survivors and descendants, educational workshops, community programs, and special exhibitions hosted by the Holocaust Center throughout the year.
These events create meaningful opportunities for visitors to engage with history, explore contemporary issues, and strengthen connections within the community.
Since 1989, the Holocaust Center has partnered with educators, students, and community groups across the Pacific Northwest to provide trusted teaching materials, classroom resources, and educational programs.
Through workshops, field trips, and survivor testimonies, learners are encouraged to confront hatred, think critically, and become advocates for human dignity.
Your generosity helps the Holocaust Center preserve survivor stories, expand educational outreach, and provide impactful programs throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Through donations, volunteering, and community partnerships, you help inspire future generations to confront antisemitism and hatred while promoting compassion, understanding, and action.
Free First Thursday! Check out special exhibitions. Refreshments available. No tickets needed.
Free or reduced cost access is supported by 4Culture.
Henry and Sandra Friedman Holocaust Center for Humanity, 2045 2nd Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98121
