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Our thanks to Carter G. Woodson for launching Black History Week years ago. Now we celebrate who we are, what we have done and what we are destined to do.

The APEX Museum, where every month is Black History Month.

Power in the House.

Called to perform on a higher stage.

Giving Tuesday continues and WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN. Please support the APEX Museum with your End of Year Giving. https://www.gagives.org/organization/Apex-Museum

Now our children can learn about Kwanzaa. Kwanzaa children's book is available at the APEX Museum and online at Amazon.

Now children can learn about Kwanzaa. Book is available at the APEX Museum and online at Amazon

The APEX Museum was honored to have Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms present the BBMA Inaugural Change Maker Award to Killer Mike for his work as a musician and social justice activist.

Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms visited the Atlanta's APEX Museum to present the Billboard award to Killer Mike GTO

Join the virtual conversation. Free & Open to the public. Sign up at https://www.civicdinners.com

Join Judge Penny Brown Reynolds on a tour of the APEX Museum

Worth repeating. Paul Milliken FOX 5, visits the APEX Museum and always does an incredible job with great enthusiasm. He is very bright and energetic. Best in the business.

The APEX Museum sends a message of thanks to Ms. Heather Infantry for her leadership in securing over 1 million dollars for Black Arts groups here in Atlanta from the Comunity Foundation of Atlanta. Leadership like this makes a difference.

Saddened to learn of the death of Gayle Sayers, former running back for the Chicago Bears. I had the pleasure of doing a short film on him some years ago. His coach George Halas also gave an interview in the film. Gayle gave me a copy of his book, I Am Third. The meaning was simply, the Lord is First, my family and friends are second and I am third.

Today is Black Voter Registration Day. The APEX Museum and Open Hand Theater invite you to join a virtual conversation on Equity and Voting Rights.

The APEX Museum partners with Out of Hand Theater for a virtual conversation about Racial Equity and Voting Rights. Free & Open to the Public.

The APEX Museum salutes some of the Black athletes that speak, stand or take a knee for justice