Visit the African-American Museum in the Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal
Call (513) 381-0645 for African-American Museum information.
In 1993, the Arts Consortium of Cincinnati’s African American Museum officially opened its doors during Black History Month. The Museum is the home to the historical exhibit “Bein’ Round Natti Town,” and the William L. Mallory, Sr. Gallery
“Bein’ Round Natti Town” is a permanent photographic exhibit, which documents great migration of African Americans into Ohio and particularly Cincinnati between years of 1800 and 1950. This exhibition commemorates the first 150 years of struggle
and achievements by those Cincinnatians.
So much to Do & See…
Schedule tours with schools, families and organizations.
Explore the “Keep a Lyric In Your Heart ” at the William L. Mallory, Sr. Gallery.
Participate in gallery talks and seminars with artists.
Experience the Artists’ Workshops, a quarterly meeting of artists from all disciplines.
Check out our gift shop & show sales on-site.
Explore the Cincinnati African American History Archives, including oral history interviews and photographs stored at the museum.
