I visited this museum in order to find an object to write about for class. The founder was kind enough to give me a little tour since labels have not been put up yet at the time. It is a small space but there are many different kinds of African art inside and I would recommend coming here if you are interested in learning. Friendly people, good collection.

Museum still closed, never moved, appears abandoned. The previously beautifully tended garden is overgrown with tall weeds. Please reopen the museum.

We really enjoyed this museum. It is small which is nice and has lots of very interesting African art from masks, staffs, pictures, jewelry, made from wood, stone, metal, skins, and more. Very clean and the art is very well marked. Beautiful place.

If you are visiting Smithsonian castle then you should visit this museum too. Everything is beautiful and well maintained

Great collection of authentic old tribal African items collected personally by the Founder, a woman of great commitment and dedication, now over 80. She gives tours of the pieces in this modest space. Presentations to groups including school visits can be arranged. They dont have funds to expand but its a wonderful exhibit. The collection has little signage on the displays so call ahead to get the tour! Big free parking lot.

My husband and me Enjoing this significant place asking and listening two excellent professionals of their history and multicultural people from Africa.

Words cant explain, must see with a new location and new exhibit too much to see!!!

Very insightful and a cultural gift to those who want to know more about the birthplace of civilization.

Nice ..The woman there is very informative and nice.

I decided to be fair and not write this review while I was upset at this venue. I did my part and waited two full days and I am just as agitated. I went to this place during business hours (as advertised on their own website) and, on a Saturday no less, rhe place was closed. I drove about 45 minutes with a professor of anthropology and sociology who lives in South America, only to be greeted by a “closed” sign (when they were supposed to be open. I even asked a woman innthe adjoinkng church if she knew why they were closed and, though not her responsibility, she hinted that they should have been open and the person who was supposed to be there didn’t seem to leave for good reason. This was frustrating and embarrassing for me, not to mention a waste of valuable time. The we site is eager to solicit donations for their museum, but they owe me an explanation.GO AT YOUR OWN RISK.

My children and I greatly enjoyed our time learning about African art and African history. It was really fun. We will definitely be back.

I had a wonderfully educational tour at this museum, and even though the display was very small compared to the Smithsonian, I really enjoyed it and they have very unique pieces of art ! It is a little hard to find though because the property developer refused to give them proper signage . .. it is connected to the large Methodist church, next to the fabric and quilt store.

It was the best thing I did that day. If you love art you will not be disappointed when you see the beautiful artworks African people have created.

It was an awesome experience

Wonderful community African Art Museum