Changing Gallery Exhibitions
The National Civil Rights Museum’s Changing Exhibitions are generally displayed in the State of Tennessee Gallery or Legacy Building Lobby. The museum hosts a variety of exhibitions throughout the year, from artistic interpretations, artifacts, audio visual or interactive displays or objects from its collections. Traveling exhibitions may be presented, or on loan, from other institutions or artists for a limited time. At times, there are guest photography restrictions in the changing gallery space even though photography is allowed in the permanent exhibition space. The special exhibition are included with the general admission to the museum.
CURRENT ExhibitionS:
COMING MAY 14, 2022:
Solidarity Now! 1968 Poor people's campaign
will launch the national tour of the Solidarity Now! 1968 Poor People’s Campaign exhibition on May 14. The Smithsonian exhibition explores the little-known history of the multicultural movement to address poverty and social justice in the nation.
Voices of the Civil Rights Movement
A collection of videos from eyewitness, activists and icons of the Movement hosted on a touch-screen platform. On a multi-year loan to the museum from Comcast NBC Universal.