Holocaust Museum Houston

About Holocaust Museum Houston

Holocaust Museum Houston educates visitors about the dangers of prejudice and hatred through permanent and temporary exhibitions, docent-led tours, virtual tours, audio guided tours, and self-guided options. The 57,000-square-foot facility houses four permanent galleries and two changing exhibition galleries, including the featured exhibition Letters from Liberation: Naomi & Arthur. The museum features more than 50 interactive screens, mini-theaters, and interactive terminals throughout its three stories, along with a 187-seat indoor theater, 175-seat outdoor amphitheater, research library, classrooms, and café. The Bagel Shop operates on the second floor with fresh bagels, salads, wraps, and espresso drinks. Service animals are welcome, and individuals with disabilities and their primary caregivers receive free admission. The museum, located in Houston, Texas, opens Tuesday through Saturday 10 am to 5 pm and Sunday noon to 5 pm. AARP members pay $16 instead of $22, and college students with valid student IDs enter free, according to hmh.org.