So informative and really interesting. Absolutely worth a visit. The artwork is stunning and the stories and history the docents shared are so compelling, factual, and heartfelt. Also loved the Sage Tea...lovely. Ill be back again soon.

Beautiful and cozy place. Probably the smallest museum Ive been to size-wise, but it more than makes up for it with quality and quantity of content. Very powerful exhibits and very ingeniously curated. Hats off to everyone involved for this masterpiece of a Hidden Gem!

I saw the virtual exibition and I am disappointed because it is historically incorrect. It portrays Arabs as THE indigenous people of the region which is plainly wrong. This narrative only perpetuates the suffering in the region. The web page is very well made, therefore two stars.

The museum was very well put together. The people were super nice and one even commented in the obvious magnificence of my ring. They had passports and a marriage certificate. Overall, was nice.

Reopened by socially distanced appointments for visitors. This is a magnificent exhibit, very educational, with touching displays of art, history, and personal experiences. Highly recommended.

I’m so happy I was able to visit this museum in its inaugural month! The exhibition curator was so very helpful in explaining the pieces of art, and the artworks themselves were truly touching. The story woven through them is an immersive experience, definitely need people to go take a look to understand the plight of the Palestinian people and how they truly are a part of this world

Nice little museum in a quiet neighborhood. Has a great collection of Palestinian artifacts and tells a good story about the history of Palestine.

Very educational and informing place. The people who work there are very informative and really do a great job explaining everything there. Awesome place to go see some of the Palestinian history.

A must-see in DC. Its small but powerful and so well curated. The volunteers inside are very welcoming and have spoken to many different groups.

An absolutely beautiful curation that make me feel even more proud of my Palestinian roots!

An excellent place to visit if youre willing to pay an effort and learn more about one of voiceless communities in the US. Their culture, heritage and story. The things that some people try to convince you that they dont exist.

Unconventional museum where one gets to know about the culture,positivity and resilience of the Palestinians, the interaction with the staff members and the visitors is very unique, amazing work with little resources.

Its about time.

Great place