New Orleans African American Museum

1418 Governor Nicholls St
New Orleans, LA 70116

504-566-1136 | Fax: 504-566-1137

Amenities

Activities:Childrens ProgramsDisabled Traveler Information:Handicapped AccessibleDiscounts:Group Discount, Senior Citizen Discount, Student DiscountFacility Amenities:Bus Parking, Concessions, Special Packages AvailableGeneral Information:Dates closed: All national holidays.
Open Year-RoundGuest Information:Family Friendly, Meeting/Tour groups welcomePayment Options:American Express, Cash, MasterCard, Personal Checks, Travelers Checks, VisaSuitable for Ages:All Ages

Property Description

The New Orleans African American Museum is located in Tremé, the oldest surviving black community in the United States. The museum is dedicated to protecting, preserving, and promoting the history and art of African Americans both in New Orleans and throughout the African diaspora. Exhibits are always changing, so be sure to call ahead to find out what is on display.

Directions

Take Esplanade Ave to N. Villerie. Turn (toward downtown) on N. Villerie and go one block to Governor Nicholls Street. The NOAAM is at 1418 Governor Nicholls, between N. Villerie and Marais Streets.

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