Its premises are intended for permanent public events and programs (puppet and theatre performances, concerts, literary evenings, exhibitions, lectures, Holocaust education programs, book promotions, Hebrew courses, meetings, socializing, film screenings, and discussions).

The most notable events are the annual House of Tolerance Festival, the public celebration of Hanukkah every year, commemorative events marking the World Holocaust Remembrance Day, where Robert Waltl reads all the names of Slovenian victims of the Holocaust, and the celebration of Jewish holidays.

The House of Tolerance Festival in Ljubljana[7][8] is a public platform where participants remember the Holocaust and, since 2015, draw attention to modern forms of intolerance and hatred.

The festival is a regional franchise, being held every year in Zagreb, Rijeka, Maribor,[9][10] Belgrade, Vienna, Sarajevo, Cetinje, and Ljubljana.

[11] The main topic of the programs is the Holocaust and various types of intolerance, draw attention on the need to fight antisemitism[12] and other forms of discrimination.