Museum Reviews
The Black men's health Festival was awesome! Too bad it was raining. But it was great!
I will definitely visit this place with my family, this is hidden gem, that need to be taught about.
Beautiful space and grounds, illuminating exhibitions (like the one about Rikers), excellent programs and tours. So much to learn. I love coming back again and again.
Gregory was the best tour guide, insightful and informative tour. Recommend for everyone to book a tour.
I appreciate the guided tours that provide detailed information about the history of the Weeksviile community and the historic Hunterfly homes. These places are informative and engaging, bringing the story of the African American community to life.Weeksville frequently hosts cultural events such as festivals and art exhibitions. I think this place is super ok.🙏🏻😁
A must see!!! Highly recommended you find the time to make the trip. Some wonderful art work as well.
Unfortunately you have to book 24 hours in advance for a tour and if you don't take that then there's hardly any historical information about the history of the place. A real shame. Other than the four historical homes which you can only see from the outside without a guide, there's just a small art exhibit. For the building size one wonders what the center does at all. Overall a real disappointment, though it has potential.
I visited with 2 girlfriends for the Juneteenth celebration. It was AWESOME!!! I just wished we could have gone inside to use the restrooms.
Amazing place to visit with children! So much to learn. I've visited at least 5 times and will come back again.
A must see. So much rich history. I scheduled for their tour of the historical houses. I’d recommend going when you can do that as well, if possible.
The Black Veg Fest was awesome!!The vendors were amazing!I loved being educated while enjoying the fellowship of the community.
Finding hidden treasures in my neighborhood is like finding magical history. The piecing together of the history and how life could've been all while standing in "what used to be" will always be a surreal moment for me. It's like bringing history to your fingertips.I'm doubtful that homeowners had the sign "Welcome" on their door - to further research
An amazing experience and history centered tour! We will continue researching Weeksville, just sad that we could not photograph or video our tour. However, the memories will forever inspire us!
