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A Macon museum devoted to the art, history, and culture of African Americans, with rotating exhibits and public events.
310 Cherry Street, Macon, Georgia 31201 · Macon, GA
The Tubman African American Museum sits in Macon, Georgia, and focuses on teaching visitors about African American art, history, and culture. The museum says it has been doing this work for more than four decades and describes itself as the largest institution of its kind in the Southeast. Its exhibit lineup has included community-focused displays, a traveling-style pop-up exhibit, and a showcase tied to a well-known entertainer. The venue also hosts an annual calendar of events such as galas, concerts, festivals, and community fairs, and it offers field trips, school outreach, workshops, lectures, and a summer camp. Public hours run Tuesday through Saturday, and the museum closes on Sundays and Mondays as well as on several holidays and special event dates.
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