The Museum will be a place where the story of October 27 is explored in depth and placed in a broader context with national relevance. The Museum is designed to help visitors bear witness to what happened here, understand the forces that shaped it within the broader history of American antisemitism, and honor the lives impacted by transforming memory into action. The permanent exhibits will tell a story of resilience and the power of coming together to uplift our shared humanity.

Developed by Luci Creative in partnership with our Academic Advisory Committee, the Museum will integrate testimony, artifacts, media, and storytelling to create a journey of reflection, inquiry, and civic responsibility.