W.E.B. DuBois Centre in Accra

Their African market, held every first Saturday of the month and on certain special occasions, is wonderful with people from all cultures, both the vendors and buyers.

As a 72 yr old African American my visit was very very educational and emotional. This man dedicated his Life to achieving basic civil & human rights not only for blacks BUT for all people of the world. His methods of scholarly research and teaching set an example of excellence without threats, anger or violence. He was the Father of the Civil Rights Movement that transported the USA into the 20th century. It was an Honor to visit his home and observe his personal belonging and view many historical photos of his important activities. The tour guide was very thorough an enlightening.

Wonderful tour detailing the life of DuBois. Expansive library on display and another functional one available to the public. The market in the back has all kinds of goodies and reasonably priced.

I accept what the curators of Dr. DuBois has done thus far in maintaining his home as a public display. Yet, I am elated that they are in a capital improvement phase to build a more appropriate facility to house, display and share with the world the live and contributions of this unique human being. There thee volumes of Dr. DuBois final writing that are displayed in a showcase with no way for we who desire to read them to do so. There is future plans to digitize the volumes, but still I ache because of our inability to access today what this great thinker may have pinned during his final year.
Thus, I ask you who are lovers of knowledge to add their capital improvement endeavors to your list of organizations to support.

Great experience with the AAAG
It felt great to fellowship with other African Americans.. Beautiful organization ❤ 💖

The curator was very friendly and really shared the treasure WEB Dubois was to black people everywhere. I really enjoyed the nuggets of history and the life of Dubois and his influence.

Excellent. I have studied some of his works in the US, and the visit to the center expanded my knowledge of his life.

One of a kind experience, highly recommend for history buffs. The cover charge is very reasonable

Love this place for the Saturday markets. There's so much stuff there and very great prices too. It's the first and third Saturday of the month that there are events happening there. There's a lot of stuff particularly artworks, paintings, musical instruments, clothing, food, Shea butter, soaps, interior decor and African fashion

Had a program there and it was fun. Great place for your occasions.

One of my greatest heroes and inspiration

Many traditional products, such as Ghana materials, prints etc. Good to visit 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

A great place to learn and find resources on W.E.B DuBois. Very welcoming and the tour guards are knowledgeable as well.

So I actually only had about 5 minutes to get through this museum- literally - and it was just enough time to wall through everything. I do wish I had more time to take it all in, but I refused to leave Ghana without visiting WEB DuBois' home. The team understood my request and accommodated my schedule to do so. My favorite part of the entire home was his library. To say the least, as small as the room was, his collection of books was massive- super inspiring. I absolutely loved experiencing and am grateful for even those 5 minutes.

One of the most amazing spot to check, the information from the tour guide was mind blowing... put it on your list

Fabulous stories of this great man's life. How he left the USA to update the Ghanian Dictionary and laid to rest here in Ghana

Full of historic images, documents, books that honor the legacy of Dr. W.E.B
Dubois.

It was breathtaking to be in Dr. DuBois' home and absorb his presence through his things.

A great refresher course on a pioneer many today are still unaware of!

This place is rich with documented historical articles and artifacts. Well worth the visit to listen to your guide provide you with information that is relevant for today.