Tickets are now on sale for the “Hate Ends Now” cattle car exhibit, coming to the St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum Sept. 10–14, and organizers expect them to go quickly. Capacity is limited, and walk-up sales will not be available. Museum members received early access beginning Aug. 8, but now the public can secure their spot for what’s expected to be one of the Museum’s most powerful and talked-about events of the year.
Inside the railcar experience
The “Hate Ends Now” traveling exhibition takes place inside a replica of a Nazi-era transport car—the kind used to deport millions of Jews and others to concentration camps and killing centers during the Holocaust. Visitors enter the wooden railcar, the door closes and the space goes dark. Around them, 360-degree visuals and survivor audio bring history into sharp, unflinching focus…