Celebrating Black Excellence: A Landmark Anniversary at CAAM
The California African American Museum (CAAM) is preparing for a historic milestone. Founded in 1977, the museum will celebrate its 50th anniversary next year. For nearly five decades, CAAM has stood at the vanguard of collecting and showcasing African American art, featuring legendary creators like Betye Saar and Noah Purifoy.
Located in the heart of Los Angeles, CAAM offers a unique perspective on the history of California and the American West. While the museum honors Black History Month, leaders emphasize that "Black history is every day" within its walls. It serves as a vital community space where visitors can find joy, togetherness, and inspiration.
Beyond the galleries, the museum stays vibrant with a rotating schedule of dance parties, yoga, and workshops. Whether attending an art talk or a performance, guests leave with a deeper understanding of the diverse and extraordinary Black experience. CAAM remains a special place built by the community, for the community, ensuring these powerful stories continue to be told.
Admission is free! To visit CAAM go to caamuseum.org.
#LACityResidents
Located in the heart of Los Angeles, CAAM offers a unique perspective on the history of California and the American West. While the museum honors Black History Month, leaders emphasize that "Black history is every day" within its walls. It serves as a vital community space where visitors can find joy, togetherness, and inspiration.
Beyond the galleries, the museum stays vibrant with a rotating schedule of dance parties, yoga, and workshops. Whether attending an art talk or a performance, guests leave with a deeper understanding of the diverse and extraordinary Black experience. CAAM remains a special place built by the community, for the community, ensuring these powerful stories continue to be told.
Admission is free! To visit CAAM go to caamuseum.org.
#LACityResidents