Tubman Museum
Overview
The Tubman Museum is the Southeast's largest museum dedicated to the Art, History and Culture of African Americans. Take a journey from Africa to America! Begin your adventure with local Artist, Wilfred Stroud’s nine panel mural that chronicles the struggles and triumphs of the African American Experience.
Dive deep into African Tradition through authentic African Art. Grasp a deeper understanding of the past through our contemporary African-American, as well as, Southeastern art and folk art galleries. Enter the brilliant minds of African American inventors, scientists and entrepreneurs in our “From the Minds of African Americans” gallery.
One visit is never enough! You can expect special exhibitions throughout the year from internationally renowned artists. Looking for a way to make learning fun? Our Art & History Outreach program takes the museum beyond the walls. We send talented local artists and teachers who are able to mix their craft with Georgia Performance standards into your child’s classroom. Utilize our state of the art AT&T Technology classroom, an unique Distance Learning Program, as well as Special Traveling Exhibits.
Sport the latest in hand-crafted jewelry and Afrocentric clothing. Get a deeper understanding of history and culture with a book from our collection. Posters, small gifts, and souvenirs for children are all available our museum store.
Hours
Tues-Saturday 9AM - 5PM
Hours (Sunday-Monday)
Closed
Related
Join us at the Tubman Museum at the 28th Pan African Festival of Georgia; as we look forward to another successful year. The 2024 Pan African Festival will be bigger and better than ever.
This family-friendly event will feature food from all around the World for your dining pleasure. There also will be unique goods for purchase, as well as local and regional artists and artisans who will showcase their works for purchase.
Entry Fee: $10 per carload.
