El Paso Holocaust Museum Youth Programs and Summer Camp
El Paso Holocaust Museum, 715 N Oregon St, El Paso, TX 79902
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El Paso Holocaust Museum Youth Programs and Summer Camp include a Book Club, speaker presentations, a summer camp, educational workshops, and an annual Holocaust Remembrance Commemoration. These youth programs take place within the broader offerings of the El Paso Holocaust Museum and Study Center, which presents all materials in its galleries in both English and Spanish.
• Schedule: Museum open Tuesday–Friday 9am–5pm and Saturday 1pm–5pm, with Sunday by appointment and Monday closed
• Price: Admission to the museum is free, with donations of any amount appreciated
The El Paso Holocaust Museum and Study Center is a memorial to the millions of people who were brutally murdered by Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Regime from 1933 to 1945. Its mission is to teach the history of the Holocaust in order to combat prejudice and intolerance through education, community outreach, and cultural activities. The Museum offers year-round programming to supplement the lessons of the Holocaust, including community outreach and cultural activities. It is the only fully bilingual Holocaust museum and is one of only 13 free-standing Holocaust museums in the United States, with all materials in the galleries presented in both English and Spanish. The Museum includes a permanent exhibit with multi-media galleries that chronicle the events of the Holocaust, the Robert & Sara Shiloff Library & Study Center with thousands of Holocaust-related books for research purposes, and a substantial video archive of stories by local El Paso residents who were Holocaust Survivors. The Museum is a private nonprofit led by a Board of Directors, a staff of four employees, and dozens of volunteers, and it relies on grants, membership dues, donations, and annual fundraisers, with recent support from organizations such as the City of El Paso’s Museums and Cultural Affairs Department, the Jewish Federation of El Paso, the Robert and Evelyn McKee Foundation, and the Shiloff Family Foundation.
Last updated July 22, 2026.
• Schedule: Museum open Tuesday–Friday 9am–5pm and Saturday 1pm–5pm, with Sunday by appointment and Monday closed
• Price: Admission to the museum is free, with donations of any amount appreciated
The El Paso Holocaust Museum and Study Center is a memorial to the millions of people who were brutally murdered by Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Regime from 1933 to 1945. Its mission is to teach the history of the Holocaust in order to combat prejudice and intolerance through education, community outreach, and cultural activities. The Museum offers year-round programming to supplement the lessons of the Holocaust, including community outreach and cultural activities. It is the only fully bilingual Holocaust museum and is one of only 13 free-standing Holocaust museums in the United States, with all materials in the galleries presented in both English and Spanish. The Museum includes a permanent exhibit with multi-media galleries that chronicle the events of the Holocaust, the Robert & Sara Shiloff Library & Study Center with thousands of Holocaust-related books for research purposes, and a substantial video archive of stories by local El Paso residents who were Holocaust Survivors. The Museum is a private nonprofit led by a Board of Directors, a staff of four employees, and dozens of volunteers, and it relies on grants, membership dues, donations, and annual fundraisers, with recent support from organizations such as the City of El Paso’s Museums and Cultural Affairs Department, the Jewish Federation of El Paso, the Robert and Evelyn McKee Foundation, and the Shiloff Family Foundation.
Last updated July 22, 2026.
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