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The International African American Museum has released an updated opening date

Mark your calendars for Tuesday, June 27.

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The museum will be located at 14 Wharfside St.

Photo by @mattwoolseysc

Officials have set a new opening date of Tuesday, June 27 for the International African American Museum after experiencing complications with heating and cooling systems that led to a postponed opening announcement in December.

The multi-million dollar project is expected to feature nine core exhibition galleries, a special exhibition gallery, and a “floating” gallery, an African Ancestors Memorial Garden, 700+ artifacts, and 1,000 image and media collection pieces.

Community events are expected to be held leading up to the official opening date. More details to come.

Want to get involved with the museum before its official opening? Join the mailing list to receive the latest updates or take a look at upcoming events that are free to attend.

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