First Friday at the Tubman
First Friday of Every MonthTubman Museum is “Partying with a Purpose” in 2025
The Tubman Museum kicks off a year-long series of fun events for adults to celebrate African American music and culture and support Tubman Museum’s educational programs and services. The events are called First Fridays at the Tubman because they will take place on the First Friday of every month in 2025. Each event will feature live music by DJ Skillz, food from the Salad Palace and other local restaurants, a cash bar, and plenty of room for dancing and celebrating the history of black music and the Macon music scene.
First Friday at the Tubman is described as “Partying with a Purpose” because each event celebrates a theme drawn from the Tubman Museum’s mission to educate people about African American art, history, and culture. The Tubman provides a host of popular cultural celebrations and educational programs throughout the year, including the Pan-African Festival of Georgia, the Martin Luther King Day Community Breakfast, the Pan-African Holiday Traditions exhibit, Living Legends: The Ancestors Speak re-enactments, Summer Heritage Camp, Rock My Soul: Black Music Month programs, and the Annual Juneteenth Celebration. All proceeds from First Friday events throughout the year will go to support these and other educational programs at the Museum.
Contact the Museum at 478-743-8544 for more information about First Friday events at the Tubman throughout the year.