Dallas Black History Tour 4 hr

Discover the stories, landmarks, and communities that shaped Black Dallas on a guided Dallas Black History Tour. Across four hours, travel through historic Freedmen communities and explore the people and places behind the city’s Black history, culture, and resilience.

Hear stories of Black physicians, entrepreneurs, educators, civil rights leaders, and other pioneers who built their legacies despite segregation. The route features the African American Museum, Juanita J. Craft House, the Tenth Street Historic District, Freedman’s Memorial Cemetery, and St. Paul UMC. You’ll also see Deep Ellum’s jazz and blues district and murals, along with landmarks including the Allen Brooks Marker and Ron Kirk Bridge. A Dallas skyline photo stop adds a memorable view to the journey. Bottled water, an air-conditioned vehicle, a driver and guide, and a multilingual tour booklet are provided; history trivia and fun facts bring added context along the way.

Meet at the DART Market Center Park N Ride parking lot and look for the Spencer Adventours vehicle. Join this Dallas Black History Tour to connect with the people, places, and stories that continue to shape the city.