Visitors will use the Resource Center to learn about the
African American experience from the past to the present,
both throughout Maryland and internationally. Learning stations
with touch-screen computers, printers and Internet access
will link guests to current and historical information via
the nation’s most comprehensive Web sites.
This one-of-a-kind studio will allow visitors to listen
to oral histories and stories – as told by Maryland’s
famous and not-so-famous African Americans – and record
their own.
This state-of-the-art theater will host a variety of events
for the whole family, including theatrical, dance and musical
performances; film festivals; lectures; panel discussions
and receptions.
Visitors may relax in the Café while they enjoy a
variety of unique Maryland dishes. Afterwards they may browse
the museum’s collection of books, jewelry, music and
special gift items.
