Sekondi, Ghana

Walk through years of African history and culture

About the museum

A Pan African museum, built to endure

Bisa Aberwa Museum is a not-for-profit, non-governmental institution dedicated to preserving the history of the Black race, promoting African values, celebrating Pan African heroes and inspiring the youth and generations yet unborn.

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Collections & exhibition

Heroes carved in bronze, wood, and clay

Nana Yaa Asantewaa, the Sandema Warriors, Harriet Tubman, Jacob Wilson Sey, Princess Yennenga, Kwame Nkrumah, Marcus Garvey — one of the largest sculptural representations of Pan African heroes anywhere.

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Upcoming event

5th Anniversary of Bisa Aberwa Museum

Three days of programming celebrating five years of preserving Pan African heritage. November 1–3, all day.

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Learn

Quarterly Lectures

Resources and talks on Africa and people of African descent.

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Shop

Take a Piece Home

Original carved totems and stools, made by museum artisans.

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Support us

Become a Member

Be part of a movement to promote African values and inspire generations.

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