Maltz Museum Offers Free November Admission for Lurie Exhibit
The Maltz Museum in Beachwood, Ohio, is offering free general admission throughout November to increase access to its new exhibit featuring the art of Holocaust survivor Boris Lurie and to expand Holocaust education.
Cleveland Akron, OH, October 25, 2026 —
The Maltz Museum in Beachwood, Ohio, is offering free general admission throughout November as it presents a new exhibit featuring the art of Holocaust survivor Boris Lurie. The museum says the offer is intended to increase access to the exhibit and expand Holocaust education.
The announcement identifies the admission offer as applying to general admission, but does not provide additional details about what is included. It also does not specify the year, daily opening hours, whether visitors need to reserve tickets, or whether any other conditions apply.
The exhibit is described as featuring Lurie’s art. The information provided does not include the exhibit’s title, the works on display, its opening or closing dates, or details about how the museum plans to deliver its Holocaust education programming. No statement from museum representatives was included.
The museum’s stated goals connect the November offer with both access to the new exhibit and Holocaust education. The announcement does not provide figures for expected attendance or explain how the museum will assess the initiative’s reach. It also does not say whether free general admission will be available outside November.
For now, the confirmed details are limited to the location, the month-long free general admission offer, and its stated connection to the exhibit and education. Further information about visitor arrangements, programming, and the exhibit itself was not provided.
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