The Charles H. Wright Museum
of African American History
HONOR HISTORY
For over half a century, the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History has dedicated itself to exploring and celebrating the rich cultural legacy of African Americans.
Exhibition
Adreinne Waheed: The Audacity to Thrive
Exhibition
Adreinne Waheed: The Audacity to Thrive
The first museum exhibition of Waheed’s work, The Audacity to Thrive explores the boldness of African-descended peoples, who thrive in the face of challenges.
Exhibition
Honoring The Life and Legacy of Judge Damon J. Keith
Exhibition
Honoring The Life and Legacy of Judge Damon J. Keith
We are proud to open our newest gallery in our And Still We Rise permanent exhibition.
Sustainability
Celebrate Earth Month At The Wright
Sustainability
Celebrate Earth Month At The Wright
The Wright Museum prioritizes sustainability, expanding community programs and renovating facilities for eco-friendliness. To extend this commitment beyond our doors, we're offering free reusable bags to the first 75 visitors daily (excluding group tours) throughout April for Earth Month.
Talks and Tours
Closing Conversation: History In Costume
Talks and Tours
Closing Conversation: History In Costume
Livestream the closing appearance of two-time Academy Award winner, Ruth E. Carter. Ms. Carter and Dr. Kelli Morgan discussed how the African Diasporic archive influences Carter’s work and the ways in which Black people have employed both costume and fashion as resistance.
Save the Date!
41st Annual African World Festival
The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History is proud to celebrate the 41st Annual African World Festival July 12th - 14th, 2024.