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Black History Film Series “Queen Collective Camp Founder Girls Centennial Special” In 2024, BET and Queen Collective partnered to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Camp Founder Girls, the first summer camp for Black girls in the United States. arrow_forward Sept. 5 / The Little Carver More info 0{{current_slide_index}} - 0{{total_slide_count}} Join us on our next journey The new home of SAAACAM will have two classrooms, a research library and 21,000 square feet of exhibition space. This amount of space will make our cultural center one of the largest museums dedicated to African American history in the United States. arrow_forward Capital Campaign 0{{current_slide_index}} - 0{{total_slide_count}} Story Time in the Park This month we will read “PARKER LOOKS UP” by Jessica Curry and Parker Curry, and prepare to plant a seed of change with our fun activity! Leadership means taking the lead to make our community a better place for everyone. arrow_forward Sept. 2 / Yanaguana Park More info 0{{current_slide_index}} - 0{{total_slide_count}} Celebrating our culture Our vision is to use this building as a centerpiece where folks will share their personal stories, learn from one another, remember those who came before us, and honor our community’s whole history. arrow_forward Capital Campaign 0{{current_slide_index}} - 0{{total_slide_count}} Green Book Civil Rights Bus Tour Embark on a 2.5-hour journey through San Antonio’s historic East Side neighborhoods with us as we uncover the stories of African American entrepreneurship, resilience, community, and travel. arrow_forward Sept. 12 / SAAACAM More info 0{{current_slide_index}} - 0{{total_slide_count}} chevron_left chevron_right SAAACAM - Kress Building SAAACAM Cultural Center Auditorium SAAACAM - Story Time at the Park On the road and in the moment—the Green Book Bus Tour offers a moving history lesson led by dynamic community storytellers.

“I want us to take a look at all of the stories because it's not just Black history. It's the Native American story, it's the Tejano story, it's the Mexican American story. All of the stories have made San Antonio the amazing place that it is.”

Deborah Omowale JarmonCEO/Director

“I don’t think I got much of an education on San Antonio as a whole in school. This museum sheds light on milestones and advancements that I feel you had to be there to experience.”

Miguel PugaMuseum Guest
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