African American Museum of Dallas - Dallas, Texas

Le African American Museum of Dallas est un musée d'art situé à 3536 Grand Ave, Dallas, TX 75210. Le musée se spécialise dans la préservation et la présentation de l'art, de l'histoire et de la culture africains-américains. Le musée est noté 4.7/5 sur la base de 1499 avis sur Google My Business et est une attraction touristique populaire à Dallas.

Le musée propose divers services sur place, tels que des toilettes, un restaurant et des installations accessibles en fauteuil roulant, y compris un accès au stationnement et aux toilettes. Le musée est également adapté aux enfants, ce qui en fait une excellente option pour les familles.

Sur le site web du musée aamdallas.org, vous pouvez trouver des informations sur les heures d'ouverture, les expositions actuelles et à venir, et les événements spéciaux. Vous pouvez également acheter des billets en ligne et en savoir plus sur les programmes éducatifs et les opportunités de bénévolat.

Le musée propose une variété d'expositions d'art et d'histoire qui mettent en lumière l'expérience africaine-américaine. Les visiteurs peuvent en apprendre davantage sur l'histoire de la communauté africaine-américaine à Dallas et dans le sud-ouest des États-Unis, ainsi que sur les contributions importantes de la communauté africaine-américaine à l'histoire américaine dans son ensemble.

Le musée propose également des programmes éducatifs pour les enfants et les adultes, y compris des visites guidées, des ateliers et des conférences. Ces programmes offrent aux visiteurs une occasion unique d'en apprendre davantage sur l'art, l'histoire et la culture africains-américains et de participer à des activités amusantes et éducatives.

En plus des expositions et des programmes éducatifs, le musée dispose également d'un restaurant sur place, ce qui en fait une excellente option pour une journée de visite. Les visiteurs peuvent profiter d'un délicieux repas tout en admirant l'art et l'architecture du musée.

Avis de African American Museum of Dallas

Ann Hudspeth

5/5

Super interesting. Great “folk” art collection downstairs and 3 - 4 special exhibits upstairs. Recommended if you are interested in Black history in Texas.

Victor Wang

5/5

Great free museum and while the space is not the largest, there is a ton of content spread throughout a few distinct exhibitions. A little bit far away from the light rail station and it happened to be pouring heavy rain that day and the parking lot flooded which made walking across the partially flooded parking lot quite uncomfortable. Staff is friendly and great educational experience.

Denise Deckard

4/5

What it lacks in interactive experiences, it gains with having orators to tell the stories of times of old. They bring the stories to life with first hand accounts. The artwork is breathtaking. My favorite part was reading the biographies of former slaves.

Yolanda Lee

5/5

I have been looking for this place did not have enough time to tour it. But it is definitely on my list of 50 things to do for my 50th birthday

C J

4/5

This is an amazing museum. All African Americans should visit and take time out to read the articles they have in each section. I went on Saturday the 9th and they had just opened a new exhibit that day. It was small but nice and clean. The other exhibits were more in depth and informative. They had an event going on outside as well which was nice. They had activities for children as well. The gift shop is beautiful. I took a picture in front of the “Black Queens” grass wall and I Waldo purchased a mug, notebook and zip pouch. I will be back and hopefully there will be another event going on when I visit again. The gentleman at the entrance was very informative and professional as well. The restrooms need a lot of work as far as cleaning and being kept up.

Averie W.

5/5

I went on Juneteenth, which was a perfect day to reflect on the past while looking forward to the future. The facility, albeit modest, is quite spectacular. The installations are powerful, poignant, and inspirational. Several photographs reduced me to tears. Overall, regardless of ethnicity, everyone should see this work of art.

Applnella Jackson

5/5

My frist time visiting the Black History Museum at the Dallaa State Fair. I love it so maney memories. Beautiful

Jeanette Jimenez

5/5

My visit to the African American Museum in Fair Park was both enlightening and inspiring. The museum showcases a wealth of beautiful art and offers a comprehensive history of ongoing political progression. The exhibits are insightful and educational, providing a deep understanding of African American heritage and contributions. Highly recommend for anyone interested in history and culture.