Children's Museums

Tubman Museum

Name: Tubman Museum
Address: 310 Cherry St, Macon, GA 31201, Macon, GA, US
Telephone: (478) 743-8544
Rating: 4.7

★★★★☆ 4.7 (930 reviews)

📍 310 Cherry St, Macon, GA 31201

📞 (478) 743-8544

🌐 www.tubmanmuseum.com

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🕐 Hours

Monday	Closed
Tuesday	9 AM–5 PM
Wednesday	9 AM–5 PM
Thursday	9 AM–5 PM
Friday	9 AM–5 PM
Saturday	9 AM–5 PM
Sunday	Closed

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About Tubman Museum

African-American art, history & culture. Established in 1981, this museum houses exhibits on African-American history, art & culture. Tubman Museum was established in 1981 and serves as a comprehensive repository of African-American art, history, and culture in Macon, Georgia. Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars by 930 visitors.

Quick Facts

Type: African American Museum
Focus: Art, history, and culture of African Americans
Notable Feature: Largest of its kind in the Southeast
History: Operating for over 40 years
Current Exhibit: Embracing Possibility (until June 2026)

💡 Did You Know?

🏛️Tubman Museum was established in 1981 and serves as a comprehensive repository of African-American art, history, and culture in Macon, Georgia
⭐The museum features a Tyler Perry exhibit that has generated significant visitor interest and positive reception based on recent visitor reviews
⭐Current exhibitions include 'Embracing Possibility' (running until June 2026) and 'Freedom Seekers' (opening February 23, 2026), demonstrating ongoing curatorial programming
⭐The museum maintains a high visitor satisfaction rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars across 930 reviews, with visitors noting the exhibits can be viewed comprehensively in 2 hours or less
⭐The museum hosts significant cultural events including the Pan African Festival 2026 and All That Jazz 2026, positioning it as a regional hub for African-American cultural programming

💬 What Visitors Say

💬Plan for 2 hours or less to view the entire museum comfortably. First-time visitors often underestimate how manageable the space is, so you can experience everything in a focused visit without feeling rushed.
🕐Visit during Black History Month (February) or special events like the Pan African Festival and 'All That Jazz' for enhanced programming and curated experiences that go beyond the permanent exhibits.
💡The museum is located in a walkable area with excellent dining options nearby in downtown Macon. Plan to combine your visit with exploring local restaurants and the surrounding historic district to maximize your trip.
💡Check the museum's events calendar for special exhibitions like 'Freedom Seekers' (February 23, 2026) and rotating exhibits such as the Tyler Perry collection. These limited-time features significantly enhance the experience beyond permanent displays.
💡Bring family members of all ages—the exhibits and events appeal to multi-generational visitors. Many guests report discovering unexpected depth to local Macon Black history and heritage that resonates across age groups.