Black Cultural Archives in London: photos, reviews

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Located in the vibrant district of Brixton, the Black Cultural Archives stands as a vital and dynamic repository celebrating the rich history and contributions of Black communities in the UK. This engaging museum offers visitors a powerful glimpse into stories often overlooked, through an array of exhibitions and interactive displays. With a commendable Google rating of 4.6, it promises a fulfilling visit for both adults and children alike. Guests can enjoy the convenience of free Wi-Fi and available facilities such as restrooms. Whether you're diving into the archives or exploring current exhibits, the Black Cultural Archives provides a compelling exploration of Black heritage and influence.

Features

Free Wi-Fi, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible toilet, Toilet

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Brixton

Train station 278 m walk

St Matthew's Church (Stop Z)

Bus stop 84 m walk

Electric Lane (Stop M)

Bus stop 137 m walk

St Matthews Estate (Stop P)

Bus stop 242 m walk

4.6

based on 497 reviews

Google

4.6/5 497 reviews

Gie Sparkz

Very informative place.

Cartèlea H.

Where it all started… so many magical memories created here. Quality events, tasty food, and hospitable people. It’s also so nice here in the summer. Highly recommended if you want to learn (and educate yourself) on black history.✊🏽📚♥️

John Cousins

Vibes = good

Black Cultural Archives in London

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