Tubman Museum, Macon

About Tubman Museum

The Tubman African American Museum in Macon explores African American art, history, and culture through rotating exhibits and permanent galleries including an inventor's gallery that appeals to children of all ages. As the largest museum of its kind in the Southeast, it serves as a regional center for understanding the rich heritage and contributions of African Americans. Visitors tour exhibits covering African American inventors, cultural achievements, and historical narratives during visits lasting approximately ninety minutes. The museum hosts special events throughout the year, including the Pan African Festival, All That Jazz concert and gala, and summer camp programs. The museum also engages the community through civic initiatives and educational experiences designed to inspire cultural understanding. Located in downtown Macon within walking distance of area attractions and restaurants, the museum charges admission and publishes its prices online. Hours are published on the museum's website.