Learn about the Holocaust and South Australia’s connection to it.
The Adelaide Holocaust Museum encourages critical thinking around themes that remain relevant to issues in contemporary society, such as positive citizenship, hate speech, antisemitism, racism, and acts of terror.
We educate about this tragic period in world history to support South Australians to learn about the importance of standing up to antisemitism in all its forms and other hate today.
The museum’s education programs, exhibitions, and collections motivate visitors to develop ethical values and active citizenship
Discover the stories of South Australian Survivors
The Adelaide Holocaust Museum is unique in that it tells the stories of the Holocaust survivors who made South Australia home. It initially featured a biographical display about six Holocaust survivors who migrated to Adelaide, with support from the History Trust of South Australia through their South Australian History Fund. Our work recording these histories continues. To date, we have documented more than 450 South Australians survivors.
Visit
The museum is closed for renovations. The first gallery will reopen in spring of 2026. Education sessions have resumed on-site.
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Your donation will make an immediate and direct impact on the museum’s operations.
Volunteer
As a volunteer, you can make a significant contribution to the museum in a variety of ways.