APEX Museum
06/22/2026
We are deeply saddened by the transition of longtime APEX Museum Board member Dr. Lee A. Ransaw, whose wisdom, artistry, and steadfast commitment helped strengthen the museum for decades. A distinguished artist, educator, and cultural advocate, Dr. Ransaw was widely recognized as a multi-award-winning professor and as the founder and executive director of the National Alliance of Artists from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (NAAHBCU). His dedication to preserving and uplifting Black art, history, and scholarship made a lasting impact on the APEX Museum and the broader cultural community. We honor his extraordinary legacy, his many years of service on the APEX Museum Board, and the countless lives he inspired through his leadership, vision, and love for our history. 🙏🏾
JUNETEENTH! Let’s Reflect, Remember, and Celebrate
Juneteenth is more than a date—it is a testament to resilience, freedom, and the enduring spirit of a people who never stopped believing in a better future. As we commemorate the day when the last enslaved African Americans in Texas learned of their freedom, we honor the sacrifices, struggles, achievements, and contributions of generations who helped shape our nation.
Today, we reflect on the lessons of history, remember those who paved the way, and celebrate the progress that has been made while recognizing the work that remains. Juneteenth reminds us that freedom, justice, and equality are ideals worth protecting and advancing for all.
Join us as we honor our ancestors, celebrate our culture, and embrace the power of knowledge, unity, and community.
A special thank you to our outstanding outreach team, Joseph Bannerman and BIAnca Moller, who recently traveled to Social Circle, Georgia, to share the history and significance of Juneteenth.
This engagement marked a major milestone for Joseph Bannerman, an aspiring Ph.D. candidate, as he made his debut speaking appearance representing The APEX Museum. Alongside Outreach Coordinator BIAnca Moller, the team delivered an informative and inspiring presentation for employees at Takeda. Joseph served as the event’s keynote speaker, demonstrating exceptional knowledge, professionalism, and passion for history.
We are incredibly proud of Joseph’s achievement and grateful to both Joseph and BIAnca for their dedication to educating communities and advancing The APEX Museum’s mission to preserve, protect, and promote history for future generations.
What happens when we work together to showcase Atlanta’s history?
Something extraordinary happens.
Join us as we celebrate the rich soccer legacy and cultural heritage of our great city through a unique collaborative experience. The The Herndon Home, The WREN’S Nest, and The APEX Museum are coming together to share the stories that have shaped Atlanta’s past and continue to inspire its future. Through history, culture, community, and the spirit of the game, visitors will discover the powerful connections that unite our city and the people who call it home. Together, we are preserving, protecting, and promoting Atlanta’s story—one experience at a time.
APEX Museum Special Presentation on APEX Media Network (app downloadable on ROKU)
The APEX Museum is proud to feature Juneteenth: Faith & Freedom as a special presentation on the APEX Media Network Roku App. This award-winning documentary explores the powerful connection between faith, freedom, and the Juneteenth story, taking viewers on a journey through the history of emancipation and the resilience of those who endured slavery while maintaining hope and spiritual strength. Featuring insights from historians, scholars, community leaders, and Juneteenth advocate Dr. Opal Lee, the film examines how faith inspired generations in the ongoing pursuit of freedom and justice.
The APEX Media Network App is FREE to download on Roku, and this special presentation is FREE to view, making this important educational and inspirational documentary accessible to audiences everywhere. Join us as we celebrate history, honor the legacy of Juneteenth, and continue the mission of preserving, protecting, and promoting the stories that shape our collective human experience.
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| Tuesday | 11am - 3pm |
| Wednesday | 11am - 3pm |
| Thursday | 11am - 3pm |
| Friday | 11am - 3pm |
| Saturday | 11am - 3pm |