Bronzeville / Harambee Public Art Walking Tour
Approx. 2 Hours in length-2 miles in distance
What to Expect
The walking tour of Milwaukee’s Bronzeville/Harambee neighborhoods offers a street-level view of culture, history, and public art. The tour provides a vivid look into one of the city’s most culturally rich and historically significant neighborhoods of Milwaukee’s Black culture. With a vibrant public-art and murals scene along the King Drive, the neighborhood contains architecturally significant buildings that reflect the neighborhood’s social history and community life. Murals throughout the district serve as storytelling devices that honor legacy, amplify contemporary voices, and reclaim space through creativity. The tour stops at Thrive On, a cultural anchor in the Bronzeville neighborhood, that showcases the talent of Milwaukee’s artists and houses a welcoming cafe. The tour also visits The Bronzeville Center for the Arts where you will view the current exhibition and learn about the history of the African American art and artists that call the Bronzeville / Harambee neighborhoods home.
Duration
2 Hours
Address
3121 West Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, WI, 53208
Pricing
| Per Guest | $45 |
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 2 days before the start time.
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