About Us
Located in the former home of the late Solomon D. Spady, the most prominent African American educator and community leader in Delray Beach from 1922 to 1957, the museum opened in July 2001 and is the only African American Cultural Heritage museum of its kind in Palm Beach County. We are supported in part by the sponsorship of the Delray Beach Community Redevelopment Agency, Smith Barney and Delray Yacht Cruises.
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What's New
Do You Have Your Juneteenth Tickets? Join us poolside at Crane's BeachHouse & Tiki Bar, as we celebrate the commemoration of the end of slavery. Our Juneteenth Celebration includes appetizers, drinks, live music by Dy'Min and a fun raffle on June 20. Every year, this event gets bigger and bigger, so get your tickets now, save the date and invite your friends. See you there!
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The Spady Museum is currently seeking volunteers to assist with planning special events.
If you have the gift of adding details that make a special event even more special, contact us. 561.279.8883
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The generous support of friends and benefactors allows the Spady Cultural Heritage Museum to continue its tradition of offering lifelong learning through exhibits, programs and special events dedicated to discovering, collecting and sharing African-American history and heritage. You can help by making a tax deductible donation to our annual fund, remembering the museum in your will or trust, volunteering or by sponsoring a special event. In addition, your membership provides an extra measure of support that is essential to bring high caliber programs, exhibits and events to the museum. To learn more, call the museum at 561-279-8883.
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