The National Center of Afro-American Artists fosters and presents the finest in contemporary, visual and performing arts from the global Black world. Through its teaching, visual and performing arts divisions, the NCAAA brings the best of the Black world to you.
The Museum is located at
300 Walnut Avenue in Roxbury and open Tuesday through Sunday
from 1pm until 5pm.
Adult admission to the Museum is $4.00. Senior and student admission is $3.00. Group tours are available.
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The Museum of the National Center of Afro-American Artists is pleased to present HERO’S STORY: New Works by Cullen Washington, Jr, an exhibition of contemporary mixed-media works exploring the interplay between popular media heroes and black masculinity.
The NCAAA celebrates the extraordinary artistic, philosophical and intellectual contributions of African and diasporic cultures to the world’s rich heritage of creativity.
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In May of 2009, Elma Lewis Partners LLC received an extension of its tentative designation as redeveloper of Parcel P-3 through mid-October, 2010. With strong community support, Elma Lewis Partners is working vigorously to move Ruggles Place, as its mixed-use project is known, toward realization. We are pleased to report that we’re making good headway with the Boston Redevelopment Authority and potential financial partners and tenants, though much remains to be accomplished. More...
The Museum of the National Center of Afro-American Artists is pleased to present 
In May of 2009, Elma Lewis Partners LLC received an extension of its tentative designation as redeveloper of Parcel P-3 through mid-October, 2010. With strong community support, Elma Lewis Partners is working vigorously to move Ruggles Place, as its mixed-use project is known, toward realization. We are pleased to report that we’re making good headway with the Boston Redevelopment Authority and potential financial partners and tenants, though much remains to be accomplished. 
