Cincinnati Museum Center - Auschwitz Exhibit (12:15 Ticket)
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For anyone who has been wanting to visit this exhibit, now is your chance! We'll plan to meet inside the main hall by 12:00pm, and enter the exhibition at 12:15pm. Purchase a timed ticket for the 12:15 time slot using the link below (all flex tickets are sold out for this date ☹️). The timed ticket is only for when we enter the exhibit, we have until closing time to walk through it after we enter. While the event is set for 12-4, there is no pressure to stay until that time or rush through to leave right at 4, please take however much time you'd like in this experience.
Important: This event has limited tickets which are selling out fast. Please purchase your ticket for 12:15pm as soon as possible. If the 12:15pm window is sold out, you may purchase an earlier or later ticket (12:00-12:30), just post a comment in this event or message me and I will be on the lookout for you in the exhibition hall!
Purchase tickets here: https://tickets.cincymuseum.org/cincymuseum/events/0193e00f-ee03-ecf5-e9f0-39294e8303f5
An exhibition the world needs you to see. Be a witness.
Through this daunting selection of more than 500 original artifacts from the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum in Poland, as well as more than 20 institutions and museums all over the world, Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away. portrays the complex reality of the notorious camp while sharing firsthand stories from those who survived, and those who perished.
These remarkable artifacts range from:
Concrete posts that were part of the fence of the Auschwitz II-Birkenau camp
Fragments of an original prisoners’ barrack from the Auschwitz III-Monowitz camp
A gas mask used by the concentration camp officers
Personal items including shoes, clothing, children’s dolls, eyeglasses and suitcases
When guests enter the exhibition, they will confront one of history’s darkest periods… but they will also be part of an ongoing remembrance and will leave bearing the weight of society’s responsibility to combat hate and evil everywhere.
RESPECT AND SENSITIVITY. Please remain respectful of the difficult history shared in this exhibition by refraining from loud talking and being mindful of those around you.