Sojourner Truth African Heritage Museum

Sojourner Truth African Heritage Museum https://gofund.me/61adacca We believe that the desire to experience and participate in creativity is essential to optimum human expression and development.

Named in honor of the celebrated abolitionist and women’s rights activist, the Sojourner Truth Multicultural Art Museum is dedicated to bringing Asian, African, Latino and Native American art to the general public. In addition to displaying art from around the world, the museum also features an extensive list of workshops, classes and special events designed to educate the community about their co

llective culture. The mission of the Sojourner Truth Multicultural Art Museum & Development Center (SoJo) is to foster personal and civic well-being in our community through fine, applied, and performing arts. We carry out our mission by increasing access and exposure to art, by developing understanding and appreciation of art through educational and academic programs, and by inviting active participation of community members of all ages in creating and promoting art. Multiculturalism is key, as all members of our very diverse Sacramento community are recognized, celebrated, and included in all aspects of our organization. We acknowledge that art—an essential, encompassing life element —has the ability to produce an environment with a productive cultural exchange of ideas. In addition, it has been proven that art promotes acquisition of intellectual skills in literature, science, and math. For these reasons, art must be a priority in human development. Through our active outreach efforts, children, youth, adults, families, and organizations within the local community, the larger Sacramento area, and in other Northern California locations participate in our art and personal development programs.

05/29/2026

King Mansa Musa is featured in our mobile tour exhibit! We bring our museum to schools and they like to include interactive experiences. Book your tour with the link in bio.

05/28/2026

Meet one of the artists from our monthly gallery exhibit, and a special thank you to Milton Bowens for helping us bring them together from Sheldon High!

05/27/2026

Jacob talks about James McCune Smith

05/26/2026

The Sojo team is honored to have Sheldon High’s art students featuring some of their work! Check the exhibition out for the rest of the month :)

05/26/2026

Family members, longtime comrades, movement veterans, scholars, and admirers of Assata Shakur plan to gather at Riverside Church on May 30 for a public celebration of her life — a memorial that will affirm the political life Shakur spent decades defending.

Entitled “Carry It On,” the event takes its name from Shakur’s poem “The Tradition,” which appears at the end of her 1987 book, “Assata: An Autobiography.”

See more here: https://bit.ly/42QG88u

05/25/2026

Estate-authorized. Ships with certificate.

05/25/2026

Mukbang!!

Address

2251 Florin Road #126
Sacramento, CA
95822

Opening Hours

Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 12pm - 5pm

Telephone

(916) 320-9573

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