It is a beautiful historic museum. The staff was a...
It is a beautiful historic museum. The staff was accommodating. There was some difficulty with light during our induction ceremony, but it was solved within mintutes.
It is a beautiful historic museum. The staff was accommodating. There was some difficulty with light during our induction ceremony, but it was solved within mintutes.
My sons art exhibit is showing here. Edward Drew. He's a world renowned photographer. The exhibit is amazing!
Two of the levels are for the public but the first level, the main floor, is completely under construction right now (Apr 2021) so we could see nothing there.
The third level is the stage and floor, plus the AKANSAS BLACK HALL OF FAME, which displays all the annual inductees from its inception in 1992 (I believe was the first year) thru 2018. The most current years are not displayed yet. This is a nice collection of photos and brief synopsis of each special honoree.
Great place to explore the African American history in Arkansas and the impact it has had on African American U.S. history.
Clarity and fascinating displays of honor, care, and devotion into moral psychology that I lost for two hours and haven't been able to get all the way to the end of the displays. Definitely worth returning to more than once.
It's a very education place I learned a lot of new things I didnt know
They are currently under construction, but we enjoyed what we were able to see. A lot of history here!
Thank you the staff first & foremost that greeted our family. They were all very well educated on the motivation of the Mosaic Building & surrounding history connected. You must ask for Mr. Kenneth Brown if he is available. Although he is not a tour guide, he is the "seasoning" in that building. The variety of information about the foundation & reason of black owned businesses was moving & very appreciative. My family & I recoginzed the pride in which was taken to preserve history such as this.
Maybe my sixth visit so far. Attended a Jazz concert, held by Rojay Moore. The food was satisfactory but to be honest, I came solely for the music. Let's just say that I got my money's worth! Those youngsters played like they were getting paid to perform. CandySoul's performance was phenomenal, very heartfelt. The staff and servers were very friendly and courteous. One of the best jazz concerts I've been to in a while. Great job guys and thank you, Mosaic Templars for the platform.