Founded in 1873 by formerly enslaved residents Oldest African American Methodist congregation in Dallas Important center for education, civil rights, and community leadership Beautiful Gothic Revival architecture.

Birthplace of Dallas Blues and Jazz Walk the same streets as Blind Lemon Jefferson, Bessie Smith, Lead Belly, and other legends Historic murals and vibrant public art Learn about Black-owned businesses that shaped early Deep Ellum.

Dallas' premier museum dedicated to African American art, history, and culture One of the nation's largest collections of African American folk art Texas slavery, Reconstruction, Civil Rights, and Black military exhibits Learn how Fair Park evolved from a segregated exposition to a center of cultural celebration.

Classic South Dallas soul food and barbecue restaurant Local favorite located near Fair Park Relax and enjoy authentic Texas barbecue while discussing the day's discoveries Great opportunity for guests to connect and share favorite moments from the tour

Home of Dallas civil rights icon Juanita Craft Meeting place for NAACP leaders and national civil rights organizers Discover how grassroots organizing helped desegregate Dallas Hear stories of visits by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and President Lyndon B. Johnson.

Allen Brooks Lynching Memorial Reflect on one of Dallas' most painful chapters Learn how public remembrance promotes healing and education Discussion of racial violence and justice in Texas Opportunity for quiet reflection

Named for Ron Kirk, Dallas' first elected African American mayor Spectacular skyline photo opportunity overlooking Downtown Dallas Learn about Ron Kirk's leadership, the Trinity River Project, and Dallas' transformation One of the city's most Instagram-worthy viewpoints.