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Come and Visit Us
The African American Cultural and Historical Museum of Washtenaw County is located at 3261 Lohr Road in Ann Arbor, MI. The Museum is open by appointment.
Need a guest speaker at your program or event?
Request a Presenter
Would you like an AACHM historical or Building Tour?
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There's So Much To Do
Exhibits
Explore stories that shape our past and inspire our future. Discover current, upcoming, and past exhibits that highlight African American history, culture, and contributions.
Learn More
Events
Stay connected through experiences that bring history to life. From community gatherings to educational programs, explore what’s happening now and what’s coming next.
Learn More
Collections & Research
African American history often lives in the boxes, attics, closets and basements of private homes in family collections. The African American Cultural & Historical Museum of Washtenaw County’s goal is to document and display our local cultural arts, history and contributions – and place it in a regional, state, national and international context.
Learn More
Get Involved
Be a part of preserving and celebrating history. Support our mission through donations, memberships, volunteering, and partnerships that make our work possible.
Learn More
Upcoming Events
13 days to the event
Spring Volunteer Orientation
Wed, May 06
register on zoom
RSVP
Washtenaw County Bicentennial Tours
Date and time is TBD
Location is TBD
Celebrate 200 years of Washtenaw County with a premier tour series that centers the African American narrative, honoring the families and visionaries who have shaped our local history since the beginning.
Buy Tickets
Sold Out
AACHM Presents: "Michael" Early Access Movie Fundraiser
Wed, Apr 22
Cinemark Ann Arbor 20 and IMAX
Details
RSVP Closed
Mouth Full of Truth
Sat, Apr 18
3261 Lohr Rd
A Mouth Full of Truth: A sacred Black poetry and song gathering where the masks come down, our generations exhale, and our stories are still being told—right now.
Details
Plan Your Visit
Immerse yourself in the history.
Book a Tour
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top of page
Come and Visit Us
The African American Cultural and Historical Museum of Washtenaw County is located at 3261 Lohr Road in Ann Arbor, MI. The Museum is open by appointment.
Need a guest speaker at your program or event?
Request a Presenter
Would you like an AACHM historical or Building Tour?
Request a Tour
There's So Much To Do
Exhibits
Explore stories that shape our past and inspire our future. Discover current, upcoming, and past exhibits that highlight African American history, culture, and contributions.
Learn More
Events
Stay connected through experiences that bring history to life. From community gatherings to educational programs, explore what’s happening now and what’s coming next.
Learn More
Collections & Research
African American history often lives in the boxes, attics, closets and basements of private homes in family collections. The African American Cultural & Historical Museum of Washtenaw County’s goal is to document and display our local cultural arts, history and contributions – and place it in a regional, state, national and international context.
Learn More
Get Involved
Be a part of preserving and celebrating history. Support our mission through donations, memberships, volunteering, and partnerships that make our work possible.
Learn More
Upcoming Events
13 days to the event
Spring Volunteer Orientation
Wed, May 06
register on zoom
RSVP
Washtenaw County Bicentennial Tours
Date and time is TBD
Location is TBD
Celebrate 200 years of Washtenaw County with a premier tour series that centers the African American narrative, honoring the families and visionaries who have shaped our local history since the beginning.
Buy Tickets
Sold Out
AACHM Presents: "Michael" Early Access Movie Fundraiser
Wed, Apr 22
Cinemark Ann Arbor 20 and IMAX
Details
RSVP Closed
Mouth Full of Truth
Sat, Apr 18
3261 Lohr Rd
A Mouth Full of Truth: A sacred Black poetry and song gathering where the masks come down, our generations exhale, and our stories are still being told—right now.
Details
Plan Your Visit
Immerse yourself in the history.
Book a Tour
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