Black History Tour of the British Museum
Sunday 10 November 2024
Black History Studies lead a Black History Tour of the British Museum highlighting artefacts of African History held in the Museum. During this tour, we will take you around the Museum, sharing our detailed knowledge about the artefacts on display.
We organise the Black History Tour of the British Museum to inspire, engage and educate the community on the artefacts held in the British Museum on African History with the aim to inspire interest in this area of study for future generations.
The British Museum has extensive collections from historic societies of Africa. Some of the highlights of the tour are the Bronzes of Benin and artefacts in the Egyptian Gallery.
The next tour will take place on Sunday 10 November 2024.
There is a choice of two tour times. The Morning Tour is from 10.00am – 1.00pm and the Afternoon Tour is from 2.00pm to 5pm.
The cost of the tour is £15.00 per person.
Pre-booking is essential due to the restricted number on each tour.
Tour places are non-refundable and non-transferable. Non-attendance does not entitle you to a refund.
Please ensure that you have read our terms and conditions before booking using this method.
You will be sent confirmation details via email seven days before the start of the tour.
SUNDAY 10 NOVEMBER 2024 – MORNING TOUR – BOOKING IS CLOSED
SUNDAY 10 NOVEMBER 2024 – AFTERNOON TOUR – BOOKING IS CLOSED
To book offline via a booking form, please email info@blackhistorystudies.com
More video testimonials can be viewed on our YouTube channel!
What our customers say about our tour of the British Museum:
“I want more! I have read books on African history and attended classes. Its good to be able to have someone explain the artifacts and how they all tie up.”
“My Black History knowledge has been enriched and built upon. I have seen with my own eyes the amazing works of my African descendants which has increased my confidence in myself as a Black woman with much talent and richness to offer.”
“I went on the tour not really knowing what to expect. I was pleasently surprised with the information available. The tour was educational, touching on controversial issues and definately supplemented knowledge already gained from own research and Black History Studies seminars.”
“As someone who’s desire is to empower our youth with the truth, it is important that we do this with a desire to enrich the lives of our youths and others also.”