African American Panoramic Experience/APEX Museum
135 Auburn Ave., NE, Atlanta, 30303
(404) 977-1055
APEX is a museum in the Sweet Auburn neighborhood of Atlanta. It tells the history of African and African American people through exhibits, talks, films, and workshops. It also offers guided group tours, school field trips, traveling exhibits, and space to rent for events.
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African American history museumService
They are a museum about African and African American history, culture, and contributions.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Facility RentalService
You can ask to rent the museum for a reception, community event, or private party. Fill out a request form and staff will contact you.
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Featured Exhibit: Sweet Auburn: Before, During & Beyond 1906Program
An exhibit about Sweet Auburn before, during, and after the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre. It uses photos, documents, oral histories, and maps.
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Group ToursService
Guided tours led by a Griot (the page spells it "Grio") for groups of 10 to 48 people. Groups reserve ahead of time.
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Museum Visits and ExhibitsService
Walk through the museum's exhibits on African and African American history and on Sweet Auburn. Most visits take about an hour to an hour and a half.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jul 1
Our Freedom Stories: The Khululeka ExperienceProgram
This hosted exhibit connects South Africa's fight for equality with America's Civil Rights Movement.
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Permanent ExhibitsProgram
Permanent galleries include Africa: The Untold Stories, The MAAFA: The African Holocaust, and Sweet Auburn: Street of Pride.
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Public ProgramsProgram
Lectures, workshops, film screenings, conversations, and community celebrations about African and African American history and culture.
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