🚨 The wait is over—tours are now officially available at the W.E.R.D. National Black Radio Hall of Fame MuseumAtl!
For nearly one hundred years, Black radio has informed communities, introduced groundbreaking music, launched legendary careers, strengthened neighborhoods, amplified underrepresented voices, and served as a trusted source of information, inspiration, and entertainment.
Today, the National Black Radio Hall of Fame Museum continues that mission by safeguarding the stories, artifacts, recordings, and achievements of the pioneers whose voices shaped communities, elevated culture, and transformed American broadcasting.
Visitors will experience:
- Historic broadcasting equipment
- Rare photographs and documents
- Original recordings
- Interactive exhibits
- Oral histories
- Educational archives
- Personal memorabilia from broadcasting pioneers
The Museum honors the air personalities, journalists, executives, engineers, educators, producers, sales professionals, and innovators whose work forever changed the landscape of American broadcasting.
Their voices entertained America.
Their leadership informed America.
Their legacy continues to inspire America.
Located on historic Auburn Avenue in the heart of downtown Atlanta, inside the iconic Historic Odd Fellows Building, our museum offers a one-of-a-kind experience that celebrates the voices, visionaries, and pioneers who changed the industry forever.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, a student, a media professional, or simply looking for an unforgettable cultural experience, this is a journey you won't want to miss.
📍 236 Auburn Ave. NE, Suite 100, Atlanta, GA
🏛️ Historic Odd Fellows Building
Bring your family, your friends, your school, church, or organization—and come experience history where history happened.
Book your tour today, and walk through the legacy that continues to inspire generations.
