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TICKETS FOR INTERNATIONAL HOLOCAUST REMEMBERANCE DAY, JANUARY 27, 2021 ARE SOLD OUT.
Hours of Operation
The Florida Holocaust Museum is thrilled to reopen its doors! We have mindfully evaluated the best ways to keep our visitors safe as we welcome you back. We appreciate your adherence to our health and safety measures as we work to keep you safe. We’ve installed plexiglass shields at security and admissions, hand sanitizing stations and social distancing reminders throughout the Museum and upgraded our air-handling to CDC recommended filters.
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New hours: Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. – last admission at 2 p.m.
Time-ticketed reservations must made in advance before your visit.
Open to the general public:
- Weekends in Jan. – Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays
- Jan. 27 – International Holocaust Remembrance Day – open for FREE
Admission Prices
- Adults – $16
- Seniors (65+) – $14
- College students – $10
- Veterans – $10
- Students under 18 – $8 (general visitors)
Free Admission: Active U.S. Military, The FHM members, USF students with ID, children 6 and under.
Admission includes free parking when available.
Accessibility
The Florida Holocaust Museum is committed to the Americans with Disabilities Act by making our facility and programs accessible to all persons. If you have any special requirements, suggestions or recommendations, please do not hesitate to contact us and every reasonable accommodation shall be made. Wheelchairs are available at no charge at the security desk. For easy access, vehicles may use the Museum’s side door for persons with disabilities.
The FHM FAQs
Health and Safety
In accordance with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and local and state government recommendations, The Florida Holocaust Museum has implemented new health and safety measures for our visitors, members, volunteers, and staff. Below are important changes to help you plan your visit to The Florida Holocaust Museum.
Here’s what you can expect as we welcome you back to into our museum:
- Time-ticketed reservations must be made in advance before your visit
- This limits the number of visitors inside to help us ensure that our visitors are socially distanced.
- General Admissions timed-tickets can be pre-purchased online here.
- Members need to register first to reserve your free ticket(s). You will find this in the upper right-hand corner of the ticketing page. If you have questions, please contact: membership@thefhm.org
- Please print or download your tickets to your smart phone and bring with you when you visit.
- Masks must be worn (over nose and mouth) for the duration of your visit – all museum staff will be wearing masks – The Florida Holocaust Museum masks are available for purchase for $8.
- Your temperature will be checked before entering the museum – Visitors with temperatures over 100.4 will be requested to return when they are well.
- Plexiglass shields have been installed at Security and Admissions.
- Please remember to socially distance during your visit – our reduced capacity, floor markers, signage and time-ticketed reservations will support this
- Parties should remain together, and children should remain with adults.
- The museum will be frequently disinfecting surfaces and amplifying our cleaning practices
- Our air filtration system has been updated with CDC recommended filters
- Interactive elements like touch buttons and virtual reality will not be available
- Hand sanitizing stations installed throughout the Museum
- At this time, Docent-led tours are not available.
- We are temporarily not accepting cash.
- See The Florida Holocaust Museum’s COVID-19 Mitigation and Implementation Plan here.
We have set enhanced health and safety guidelines which you must follow while visiting The Florida Holocaust Museum. There is an inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 in any public place where people are present. By visiting the Florida Holocaust Museum, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19 and hold The Florida Holocaust Museum harmless for any and all consequences of your visit. Terms and Conditions, click here.
REV: 12/30/20
General Directions
Coming from Sarasota (I-275 N) or Tampa (I-275 S) take exit 22 and merge onto 1-175 E towards Tropicana Field. Take exit toward 6th Street South. Turn left onto 6th Street South. Turn right onto 1st Avenue South. The Museum is on the corner of 1st Avenue South and 5th Street South.
Things to know when visiting The Florida Holocaust Museum
- Cellphones are permitted in the Museum; however, we request that you turn them off, put them on silence or on airplane mode. And do not talk on them while in the museum.
- Personal photography is permitted – without flash. However, filming is not permitted. Working members of the press or professional photographers need to contact Rachel Freeman, Marketing and Communications Manager, at 727-820-0100, extension 242.
- Security measures at the Museum include x-ray for bags and walk-thru metal detectors/detection wands for visitors, Museum Security Officers and an armed Security Officer.
- Weapons and Firearms are not allowed in the Museum.
- Smoking is not allowed in the Museum.
- Please leave backpacks and large bags at home, your hotel or in your car or they will be checked-in at admissions.
- Food and drink (including bottled water) are not allowed on the gallery floors.
- Handicapped visitor entrance and limited handicapped parking are located on north side of building.
- The Museum galleries are kept at 68 to 72 degrees Fahrenheit and approximately 50% humidity, please dress accordingly.
- For lost items call our security office at 727-820-0100 extension 231