Essence Magazine: 7 Reasons Charleston Is The Perfect Place To Be This Time Of Year

This popular coastal destination is a goldmine for anyone interested in little-known Black history and culture Bridgette Bartlett Royall writes, “Opened in 2023, the International African American Museum (IAAM) is the intersection of trauma and triumph. IAAM is intentionally located in the previously mentioned Gadsden’s Wharf and thoroughly delivers on educating, inspiring and challenging all visitors.

Columbia Business Monthly: Year of Triumph

Below is an excerpt from the Columbia Business Monthly: The museum will also host special programming from Juneteenth to the anniversary to celebrate its present and future success. The programming includes: J.O.Y. Juneteenth on the Yard: On June 19, IAAM Public Historian Brandon Reid will host this celebration beginning at noon, featuring local hip-hop sensation Benny

Greenville Business Magazine: The Business Narrative: Year of Triumph

Written by Donna Walker International African American Museum (IAAM) Celebrates First Anniversary  The International African American Museum (IAAM) will celebrate its first anniversary with numerous special programs designed to promote the museum’s accomplishments and encourage residents across Charleston, the Lowcountry, and the state of South Carolina to embrace the iconic entity as a local treasure

LowcountryBizSC: Year of triumph: International African American Museum (IAAM) celebrates first anniversary with special programming from Juneteenth through the anniversary

The International African American Museum (IAAM) will celebrate its first anniversary with numerous special programs designed to promote the museum’s accomplishments and encourage residents across Charleston, the Lowcountry, and the state of South Carolina to embrace the iconic entity as a local treasure that is becoming a national icon. Link here to read more.

WCBD-TV Channel 2: Juneteenth on the Yard hosted by IAAM

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The International African American Museum invites locals to celebrate Juneteenth on the Yard in the African Ancestors Memorial Garden. In addition to the engaging storytelling sessions, delicious food, and music, the museum offers complimentary admission all day for Juneteenth. Read more here.