• Fourth Ward - The historic 4th Ward is a stunning urban neighborhood that has been home to several influential African American leaders.
• Romare Bearden Park - Romare Bearden, an internationally renowned artist from the Charlotte area, was a contemporary of Picasso and spent time in Paris. This park is dedicated to his memory and draws inspiration from many of his paintings.
• Levine Museum of the New South - This free museum is our first stop, covering history from Native American beginnings to modern-day Charlotte.
• The Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture - Designed by world-famous architect Philip Freelon, who also designed the African American History Museum in Washington DC, this building is a beautiful work of art. It pays homage to Harvey Gantt, a local hero and architect in Charlotte.
• Johnson C. Smith University - Initially started to train black men in ministry, this Presbyterian college became a coed institution educating black men and women. Today, it partners with city leaders to ensure students are educated on relevant subjects for the highly technical future of this country. It is one of the only urban universities in the city and is home to many of Charlotte’s oldest buildings. We will explore the campus and the surrounding area.
• NASCAR Hall of Fame - We will delve into the history, past and present, of the historic 2nd Ward Charlotte, including stops at the Mecklenburg Investment Center and Grace AME.

• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Museum Entrance

On this tour, we’ll uncover the hidden gems of Charlotte that many visitors overlook. The contributions of Black individuals have significantly shaped the city’s progress. We’ll delve into this rich history through various experiences, including sights, sounds, and cuisine, and we’ll meet locals who are actively influencing Charlotte’s future. Additionally, there will be opportunities to shop at Black-owned businesses.

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