Savannah African Art Museum

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About Savannah African Art Museum

The Savannah African Art Museum is a creative and inspiring day out for the family! This fascinating museum is home to over 1000 objects, all from West and Central Africa. In fact, the collection spans over 28 countries that bisect the African continent, and represents over 180 cultures - from as far west as Guinea and as far east as Tanzania!

Whilst the museum was only created in 2016, the actual collection has been building for over 30 years, by a man named Mr Don Kole who actually founded the Savannah African Art Museum!

His then-private collection of African art really highlights a range of educational reproductions, as well as ceremonial and spiritual objects from the 19th and 20th centuries.

The collection features objects made from a range of materials, including ceramics, wood and metal. These incredibly powerful objects hold deep roots in the African culture, which you can learn all about on a trip to this amazing museum.

The Savannah African Art Museum also hosts a number of fun classes, from adult classes to fun workshop and craft days, so make sure you keep an eye out so you can be part of the creative learning and fun.

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Adults Free!

Children Free!

Last Update 2023

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Savannah African Art Museum FAQ’s

I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Savannah African Art Museum?

Grab something to eat in the area before or after your visit

Any top tips when visiting?

If you want to support the museum, why not make a donation!?

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They host a number of adult classes, as well as workshops and craft days, so why not check them out! If you have specific requirements, give them a call and they will be happy to assist! School groups are free admission too

Is Savannah African Art Museum fully accessible?

They welcome everyone so if you have any specific questions about accessibility just give them a call!