Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia

It was a very educational experience. I enjoyed all the exhibits especial the Jazz exhibit. I'll definitely come back again.

This museum had great insights into Richmond's, very rich, African American history. The hostess was very knowledgeable and passionate about the museum contents and stories. There is a temporary exhibit (through Oct '20, I think) that details the history and life of enslaved people at the Monticello plantation owned by Thomas Jefferson. The amount of research and work that went into the exhibit was evident and very much appreciated. Be sure to purchase tickets online to reserve your entry.

Informative, interactive museum, filled with history and very interesting. Great gift shop with cute little items for all ages!

What an awesome experience but unfortunately it was closed due to covid. I did get to walk around the building and see the rich history it holds. Will return when its safe

Well the building Was thereud83dude21 but need more street art looks like death over there i be calling the town hall soon as I can an were is all the poor people selling the merchandise I couldn't find a keychain a flip-flop or a hat I found nothing on Martin Luther King Junior gas station in the stores on the sidewalknothing. Why Alanta ,Georgia have more ud83dude21what is wrong with the city holding back the people an all the Art an color over there ud83dude21I be back an bring colorful people or get your town people live again something is not right I seen nothing of proudness for GREAT MARTIN LUTHER KING JR