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In accordance with health and safety guidelines from state and local officials, the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum continues to be temporarily closed as we prepare for the ideal time to reopen, taking proactive steps to ensure we do this in the safest way possible. At this time, we have not yet set a date for reopening to the public, but will announce any new information and visitor procedures on the Museum’s website and social media channels as they become available. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or sign up to receive our emails. 

We are eager to share our mission in the way that the Museum was meant to be experienced – one person at a time. While we prepare for the ideal time to reopen, we are taking proactive steps to ensure we do this in the safest way possible.

• We are proactively monitoring our staff’s temperature for a minimum of two weeks prior to reopening.
• We are also working to deliver an experience that respects social distancing guidelines and best practices for health and safety.

Even though our doors remain temporarily closed, we continue to offer free online educational programming. Visit our Programs & Events page to see our new virtual programs and our Online Lessons & Resources page for free educator and student offerings.

The safety of our visitors and staff has always been, and remains, our top priority. We look forward to welcoming you back once we are ready and able to do so safely.