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About Us
The Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor is a nationally and internationally recognized Buffalo neighborhood that serves as the focal point of residents’ and visitors’ experience for learning about Buffalo’s rich African American history through its vibrant neighborhoods, shops, restaurants, unique structures, historical markers, people and institutions, as well as its significant impact on local, national and international history.
The Anchors
The Nash House Museum
Once the home of Rev. Edward Nash, pastor of the Michigan Street Baptist Church, The Nash House is currently owned by the not-for-profit organization The Michigan Street Preservation Corporation. The historic house has been operating as a museum since 2007. Many of Rev. Nash’s sermons and letters, which are a crucial part of Buffalo’s African American community history were written here and are on display for viewing. The house is currently getting cosmetic updates.
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Just because the summer concerts have ended doesn’t mean the music has to stop. Join us every Thursday through Oct. 30th, 6PM - 8PM, at 136 Broadway. MSAAHCC’s Educational Music Series is led by stage veteran and historian Mary Craig. Cover charge $10.00.
Up Next:
Wade Hawkins
Oct. 16 Wade Hawkins
Oct. 23 Christian Lee
Oct. 30 Trigger Gaston
This engaging series explores the deep roots and intersections of gospel, jazz, and blues, blending historical perspective with live performances by some of the area’s most talented musicians. A fully accessible venue with ample off-street parking.
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