Discover the stories, leaders, and landmarks that shaped African American history in Augusta, Georgia. The Augusta Black History Pass is a self-guided digital experience that connects you to powerful museums, historic churches, cultural sites, and Black-owned businesses across the city. Whether you are visiting Augusta or have called it home for years, this pass offers a meaningful way to explore the people and places that continue to shape our community.
How It Works
After purchase, you will receive instant access to the mobile-friendly pass through your browser. There is no app required. Use the pass to guide your experience through Augusta’s Black history sites, check in at participating locations, and learn more about the city’s African American heritage. This pass is self-guided, flexible, and designed to fit your schedule whether you explore in one day or over an entire weekend.
Sites That Shaped History
What’s Included
Explore the historic sites, museums, and cultural landmarks featured on the Augusta’s Black History Pass, each playing a meaningful role in telling Augusta’s Black history story. From influential community spaces to must-see historic destinations, these participating local spots offer a powerful, self-guided way to experience Black history in Augusta. Start exploring and deepen your connection to the Feel Good City.
This 2.5-acre park adjacent to Springfield Baptist Church celebrates the legacy…
Stories That Inspire
Why It Matters
Augusta’s Black history is deeply connected to education, civil rights, entrepreneurship, music, faith, and culture. From trailblazing educators to influential artists and business leaders, these stories shaped not only Augusta but the nation. Looking for even more historic inspiration? Explore our Experience Passes for additional cultural experiences.
Turn your Black history exploration into a full Augusta experience. Pair your visit with stops at Black-owned restaurants and shops, explore nearby attractions, or plan your stay with our Experience Guide.
No. The Augusta Black History Pass is a paid digital experience. Your purchase supports participating historic sites and helps preserve and share African American history in Augusta, Georgia.
How much does the pass cost?
Pricing is listed directly on the purchase page at $58. Once purchased, you receive instant digital access to the full self-guided experience.
Do I need an app?
No app is required. The pass works through your mobile browser, making it easy to access on your phone while exploring historic sites throughout Augusta.
How long is the pass valid?
You can explore at your own pace, whether in one day or over a weekend.
Is this pass family friendly?
Yes. The Augusta Black History Pass is appropriate for families, students, and lifelong learners who want to explore African American history in Augusta in an educational and meaningful way.
Is the pass good for locals?
Absolutely. Many Augusta residents use the pass to deepen their understanding of the city’s Black heritage, revisit historic landmarks, and support local cultural institutions.
What sites are included?
The pass features significant Black history landmarks such as the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History and other museums, churches, and cultural sites that highlight Augusta’s African American legacy.
Read More History
Our Blogs
Take your experience even further with Visit Augusta blogs that spotlight Black history, African American culture, and Black-owned businesses in Augusta. These curated stories and itineraries provide context, inspiration, and insider tips to help you plan a more meaningful visit. Read on, get inspired, and continue discovering the stories that shaped Augusta.
