Tubman Museum, Macon

About Tubman Museum

Tubman Museum houses the inventor's gallery, where children and adults explore African American ingenuity through exhibits on figures like Nathaniel Alexander. The southeast's largest museum dedicated to African American art, history, and culture, it features rotating exhibitions such as Masters of Funk and hosts signature events including the annual All That Jazz Concert & Gala and Pan African Festival. A typical visit lasts approximately ninety minutes, moving through galleries and educational displays that trace connections from Africa to America. The museum also organizes summer camps and community programs tied to cultural celebration and social engagement. Located in downtown Macon within walking distance of restaurants and other attractions, Tubman Museum charges admission with prices published online. Veterans Day brings a special rate of five dollars, reduced from the regular ten-dollar admission. Find current details and programming at tubmanmuseum.com.