HISTORIC BLACK BEACH COMMUNITIES POCKET GUIDE VOLUME 1
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CHICKEN BONE BEACH | VIRGINIA KEY | ATLANTIC BEACH | HIGHLAND BEACH | OAK BLUFFS
Supporting Historically Black Beach Communities (HBBC) helps close the financial gap and keeps the Black dollar circulating where it belongs—in our hands. Other minority groups thrive by supporting their own. We must do the same.
Land is power. Ownership is freedom. Let’s invest in our legacy—by protecting our beaches, backing Black businesses, and building a prosperous future from the shore up.
CHICKEN BONE BEACH
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Atlantic City Jitney
Affordable and convenient transportation throughout Atlantic City, including stops near Chickenbone Beach, for $2.50 per ride. Connects major casinos, attractions, and transit hubs.
NJ Transit Buses
Reliable service connecting Atlantic City to nearby towns. Fares range from $1.60 to $5.00, making it a great option for exploring the broader area without a car.
Walking & Biking
The iconic Atlantic City Boardwalk is perfect for walking or biking. Enjoy ocean views while conveniently accessing top attractions, restaurants, and beaches on foot.
JetBlack Private Car Service
Offers premium, door-to-door transportation for travelers seeking privacy, comfort, and flexibility. Ideal for avoiding crowds and enjoying a personalized ride with a professional driver.
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The Claridge Hotel
A boutique hotel near the boardwalk and Chickenbone Beach, offering restored rooms, modern amenities, and a rooftop bar with ocean views. Rates range from $129 to $249 per night.
The Chelsea Pub and Inn
A family-owned inn with historic charm, individually styled rooms, and complimentary breakfast, located near the boardwalk. Rates are $99 to $179 per night.
Ocean Resort Casino
A luxury oceanfront resort featuring panoramic views, multiple dining options, a full-service spa, and a vibrant casino. Prices start at $199 per night for a premium stay.
The Carisbrooke Inn
A peaceful bed-and-breakfast in Ventnor City, just 10 minutes from Chickenbone Beach. Offers elegant rooms, warm hospitality, and gourmet breakfasts. Rates start at $149 per night.
GUUD FOOD
Kelsey’s
A short walk from Chicken Bone Beach, Kelsey’s serves Southern and soul food favorites like fried chicken and catfish, paired with live music in a lively atmosphere. Entrees range from $15 to $30.
Ahkii's Soul Meals Ft. Chef Legacy
1316 Atlantic Ave, Atlantic City, NJ 08401
0.4 miles (8-minute walk from Chicken Bone Beach)
Black-owned soul food spot offering $10–$20 per person meals. Enjoy flavorful dishes available for carry-out, dine-in, or delivery, all crafted by expert chef Kelly Wright.
Habeebi's
218 N South Carolina Ave, Atlantic City, NJ 08401
0.6 miles (12-minute walk from Chicken Bone Beach)
Soul food specialties including fish, fowl, and beef dishes. Affordable pricing with most meals between $10–$20, plus daily specials under $10.
LOCAL ISH
Visit the Absecon Lighthouse
Just 10 minutes from Chickenbone Beach, this 171-foot lighthouse—New Jersey's tallest—offers panoramic views after a 228-step climb. Open year-round with seasonal tower access (May to October). Free access to the grounds; admission fees apply for the climb.
Attend a Service at St. Augustine's Church
A historic church near Chickenbone Beach, St. Augustine’s is a cornerstone of Atlantic City’s African American community. Attend regular services or cultural events in a welcoming space that celebrates faith and local tradition.
Enjoy a Coffee at The Iron Room
Just a 5-minute walk from Chickenbone Beach, The Iron Room is a stylish coffee shop and wine bar. Known for its craft cocktails, espresso drinks, and intimate atmosphere—perfect for relaxing and people-watching in the heart of the city.
GIFT SHOPS
Sea Me Glow
Located just steps off the Boardwalk in Atlantic City, Sea Me Glow® is a radiant brand specializing in genuine handpicked sea glass jewelry, skincare products and services, community events, and inspiring merchandise. Discover your inner glow with curated offerings and on-site skincare services.
Lotus Leaf
H35+57, Atlantic City, NJ (Boardwalk). This shop highlights handcrafted goods made with a commitment to fair artisan compensation. Explore exotic jewelry, stylish apparel, and scarves to build distinctive looks at accessible prices. Shop on the Boardwalk or online to support global artisans.
Zephyr Gallery (CLOSED)
Formerly located inside the Tropicana, Zephyr Gallery was a beloved gift shop known for its eclectic mix of unique treasures and timeless keepsakes. Though now closed, it remains a cherished part of Atlantic City’s creative retail history.
MUST SEE
African American Heritage Walking Tour
This guided tour explores Atlantic City’s African American history, including Chicken Bone Beach, while highlighting key landmarks. Available from spring through fall, it offers deep insights into the cultural legacy and resilience of the community.
The Atlantic City Historical Museum
Located near the boardwalk, this museum showcases Atlantic City’s rich history with exhibits covering segregation, Chicken Bone Beach, and the city’s evolution. Free admission makes it a meaningful and accessible educational stop.
Gardner’s Basin
Just a short distance from Chicken Bone Beach, this scenic waterfront area features shops, restaurants, fishing spots, and the Atlantic City Aquarium. A great destination for relaxing, dining, and enjoying harbor views or marine life exploration.
VIRGINIA KEY BEACH PARK
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Miami-Dade Transit
Miami-Dade Transit offers an affordable and convenient way to reach Virginia Key Beach Park via bus and Metrorail. Bus fares are about $2.25, and Metrorail tickets range from $2.25 to $2.50.
Taxi and Rideshare Services
Taxis and rideshare apps like Uber and Lyft offer direct access to the park, with fares ranging from $15 to $25 from areas like Downtown Miami or South Beach.
Biking
Virginia Key Beach Park features scenic bike trails. Rent a bike through Citi Bike Miami for around $10–$20 per hour to explore the area.
Car Rentals
Explore at your own pace with a rental from Hertz, Enterprise, or Avis. Rates typically range from $30–$60 per day. The park is easily accessible via the Rickenbacker Causeway.
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Silver Sands Beach Resort
301 Ocean Dr, Key Biscayne, FL 33149
2 miles (5-minute drive from Virginia Key Beach Park)
A charming beachfront hotel with cozy accommodations, tennis courts, and direct beach access. Ideal for a peaceful getaway with ocean views and a laid-back atmosphere.
Hampton Inn by Hilton Miami-Coconut Grove/Coral Gables
2800 SW 28th Terrace, Miami, FL 33133
6 miles (12-minute drive from Virginia Key Beach Park)
Comfortable hotel offering modern amenities, free breakfast, an outdoor pool, and a fitness center. Conveniently located near Coconut Grove and Coral Gables.
Hilton Garden Inn Miami Brickell South
2500 Brickell Ave, Miami, FL 33129
4 miles (10-minute drive from Virginia Key Beach Park)
Stylish hotel with contemporary rooms, an outdoor pool, fitness center, and on-site dining. Close to Brickell’s shopping, dining, and nightlife.
GUUD FOOD
World Famous House of Mac
1951 NW 7th Ave Suite 190, Miami, FL 33136
7.5 miles (15-minute drive from Virginia Key Beach Park)
Black-owned eatery offering $10–$20 per person gourmet comfort food. Famous for a wide selection of mac 'n' cheese, jerk pastas, fried chicken, and signature dishes like jerk salmon pasta and chicken & waffles, created by Chef Teach (Derrick Turton).
Red Rooster Overtown
920 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33136
7 miles (15-minute drive from Virginia Key Beach Park)
Serving elevated Southern-inspired cuisine in a lively setting. Enjoy dishes like shrimp and grits, fried chicken, and craft cocktails. Prices range from $15–$35 per person.
Lil Greenhouse Grill
1300 NW 3rd Ave, Miami, FL 33136
7 miles (15-minute drive from Virginia Key Beach Park)
Offering $10–$25 per person soul food and Southern-style dishes. Known for slow-smoked ribs, seafood specials, and farm-to-table options in a warm, cozy space.
LOCAL ISH
Biscayne National Park
Offers snorkeling, boating, and wildlife viewing in vibrant coral reefs, mangroves, and clear waters. Boat tours are available for exploring the park’s natural beauty.
Explore Coral Gables
About 15 minutes from Virginia Key Beach Park, Coral Gables is known for Mediterranean-style architecture, lush landscapes, and a lively dining scene. Visit the Coral Gables Miracle Mile for shopping and restaurants.
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
Located near Virginia Key Beach Park, Vizcaya offers a glimpse into Miami’s early 20th-century elite with its historic waterfront mansion and stunning gardens. Guided tours provide rich historical context.
Bayside Marketplace
A lively waterfront destination open daily from 10 AM to 1 AM. Enjoy shopping, dining, a movie theater, arcade, bowling alley, and live entertainment all in one place.
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Mapou Books
5919 NE 2nd Ave, Miami, FL
A charming bookstore offering a wide selection of African American literature, children's books, and cultural works. Prices range from $10 to $50+.
Ebene Naturals
Available online and perfect for use at Virginia Key Beach Park, located just 7 miles (15-minute drive) away. Specializing in organic skincare and haircare with a range of nourishing oils, lotions, and more. Prices range from $10 to $50+.
JNCY Jewelers
1571 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139
7 miles (15-minute drive from Virginia Key Beach Park). Specializing in custom jewelry, fine gemstones, and luxury watches.
Mr. Black's Boutique
2210 NW 62nd St, Miami, FL 33147
A trusted name in fashion for nearly 30 years. Known for high-quality products that blend timeless elegance with modern trends.
MUST SEE
Bayfront Park
Conveniently located just off Biscayne Boulevard, Bayfront Park is easy to access by car or public transportation. Entry is free—come enjoy the beautiful scenery, waterfront paths, and open green spaces.
Wynwood Walls
This world-famous street art district features massive murals and installations by artists from around the globe. Just a short drive from Virginia Key Beach Park, it’s perfect for art lovers to explore on a guided tour or casual walk.
Miami Seaquarium
See dolphins, sea lions, and manatees up close with live shows and exhibits. Open daily from 10 AM to 5 PM. Tickets: $43.99 for adults, $33.99 for kids (ages 3–9), free for children under 2. Save $6 by purchasing tickets online.
ATLANTIC BEACH
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Coastal Carolina Regional Transit
Provides public bus services connecting Atlantic Beach to other areas of the Grand Strand. With affordable fares ranging from $1.50 to $3 per ride, it’s an easy way to explore the region, including nearby Myrtle Beach.
Beach Wheels Bike Rentals
Discover Atlantic Beach and the Grand Strand with traditional and electric bikes. Hourly rentals range from $15 to $25, with daily, 3-day, and weekly packages starting at $35. Family-friendly options include child tag-a-longs and toddler trailers.
Budget Car Rental
Offers a wide range of vehicles with daily rates starting around $43 for economy and compact cars. Pricing varies based on vehicle type, rental length, and seasonal demand.
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Serenity by Tilair
This spacious vacation home sleeps up to 16 guests with seven bedrooms, six full bathrooms, and a half bath. The master bedroom has a king bed, four rooms feature queen beds, one includes a double bed, and the last has a bunk bed with two doubles—ideal for large family stays or group getaways.
Woods Villas
Clean, cozy rooms in a relaxed setting with a central location—within walking distance to the ocean. Just a short drive or stroll from Barefoot Landing and numerous dining spots. Located at 608 31st Ave S, Atlantic Beach, SC 29582.
Baywatch Resort in North Myrtle Beach by Vacasa
Offers scenic Atlantic Ocean views and modern accommodations with fully equipped kitchens. Room options start at $60. Enjoy family-friendly amenities and a prime location for your coastal vacation.
GUUD FOOD
Big Mike’s Soul Food
A cozy spot serving hearty Southern comfort food with warm hospitality. Enjoy fried chicken, collard greens, fried fish, and cornbread. Starters include Collard Green Dip ($8.95), Buffalo Shrimp ($9.95), and Hushpuppies ($4.50). Located at 504 16th Ave N, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577.
39th Ave Bar & Grille
Located at 3809 Hwy 17 S, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582, this laid-back eatery offers a welcoming atmosphere. Dine indoors, relax on the covered patio, or enjoy drinks at the bar. Prices range from $10 to $20 per person.
Rapone Original Brick Oven
From fresh antipasto and salads to handcrafted pasta with chicken, seafood, and veal, this restaurant delivers a taste of Italy in every bite. Visit at 3303 Hwy 17 S, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582.
LOCAL ISH
CJSS Skillern Family Art Museum
This museum shares the rich historical narrative of the Town of Atlantic Beach, SC, while featuring modern and contemporary artworks by leading African Diaspora artists. The collection spans from the Harlem Renaissance to today, highlighting influential artists and educators from the past two centuries.
Myrtle Beach Boardwalk
Stretching 1.2 miles along the coastline, the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk offers oceanfront shopping, dining, and attractions like the SkyWheel. It’s a perfect spot for a scenic stroll and a hub for live performances and local events throughout the year.
The Asher Theatre
A cultural venue promoting diversity through year-round performances including Motown shows and comedy acts with guest artists. Located at 3237 Waccamaw Blvd, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579, the theatre also runs student programs for aspiring young performers, led by founder James Stephens.
GIFT SHOPS
Sand Beachwear
Located at 2911 Hwy 17 S, Atlantic Beach, SC, Sand Beachwear is your go-to shop for affordable souvenirs, T-shirts, and sweatshirts. Known for discounted prices and solid quality, it’s a great stop for stocking up on gifts and keepsakes the whole family will love.
The Gay Dolphin
916 N Ocean Blvd, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577. Established in 1946, The Gay Dolphin is a legendary multi-level gift shop and the largest of its kind on the East Coast. It features an enormous selection of souvenirs, collectibles, beachwear, and quirky finds in the heart of Myrtle Beach.
Good Vibes
Located at 918 S Ocean Blvd F, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577, Good Vibes is a metaphysical supply store offering crystals, incense, sage, boho bags, and band tees. A favorite for spiritual seekers and free spirits alike, this shop blends positive energy with eclectic charm.
MUST SEE
Black Pearl Cultural Heritage and Bike Festival
Head to North Myrtle Beach for Atlantic Beach Bike Week, held annually during Memorial Day weekend. This motorcycle rally features meet and greets, parties, live music, and entertainment celebrating culture, freedom, and community.
Atlantic Beach Gullah Geechee Festival
This annual festival celebrates the rich heritage of Atlantic Beach and the Gullah Geechee culture. Events include author talks, storytelling, dance and music performances, craft vendors, and evening receptions with international and regional artists and cultural historians.
Alligator Adventure
One of South Carolina’s top attractions and among the largest reptile facilities in the world. Explore alligators, crocodiles, and other exotic species. Admission starts at $36.99. Located at 4604 Hwy 17 S, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582.
HIGHLAND BEACH
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Annapolis Transit
Annapolis Transit offers convenient and affordable bus service connecting Highland Beach to Annapolis and nearby areas. Fares typically range from $1 to $2 per ride, making it an easy and budget-friendly option for getting around.
NextCar
Located at 1930 West Street, Annapolis, MD 21401, NextCar provides reliable car rentals perfect for exploring Highland Beach and surrounding destinations. Rates start at $95.15 with a wide selection of vehicle options.
ABC Green Cab
A trusted local taxi service covering Annapolis and Highland Beach. ABC Green Cab offers eco-friendly, dependable rides for residents and tourists alike—whether you're heading to a local landmark or catching a flight at a nearby airport.
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Annapolis Waterfront Hotel, Autograph Collection
Nestled right on the edge of the Chesapeake Bay, this luxury hotel is perfect for travelers seeking elegance and breathtaking water views. Just steps away from Annapolis’ vibrant downtown, it offers modern amenities and an upscale stay for those exploring the heart of Maryland’s capital. Rates start at $250 per night.
Historic Inns of Annapolis
Step back in time with a stay at this collection of historic inns. Located in the heart of Annapolis, it’s the perfect choice for history enthusiasts eager to explore nearby landmarks like the Maryland State House. Rates start at $150 per night.
The Westin Annapolis
For a contemporary and rejuvenating stay, The Westin Annapolis is the ideal choice. With its spacious rooms, indoor pool, and close proximity to cultural attractions, this hotel is a relaxing retreat for visitors discovering the city’s rich heritage. Rates start at $200 per night.
GUUD FOOD
Chick & Ruth's Delly
165 Main St, Annapolis, MD 21401
1.5 miles (5-minute drive from Highland Beach, MD). A classic American deli offering hearty sandwiches, breakfast favorites, and signature milkshakes in a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere. Prices range from $10 to $20 per person.
O'Learys Seafood Restaurant
The cozy, intimate setting makes it an ideal spot for a quiet meal, where you can enjoy dishes made from the finest catches of the day. It offers a unique culinary experience that seafood enthusiasts won’t want to miss. Price range: $20–$40.
Iron Rooster
12 Market Space, Annapolis, MD 21401
2.5 miles (7-minute drive from Highland Beach, MD). A vibrant spot known for classic American comfort food, particularly breakfast and brunch dishes like homemade cinnamon rolls, chicken and waffles, and fresh omelets. Prices range from $10 to $25 per person.
LOCAL ISH
The Anne Arundel County Heritage Museum
Just a short drive from Highland Beach, the Anne Arundel County Heritage Museum in downtown Annapolis showcases the region’s history, including exhibits on African American heritage and Highland Beach’s role in Maryland’s cultural legacy. Admission is free and offers an enriching look into the area’s past.
Chesapeake Arts Center
Located in nearby Brooklyn Park, the Chesapeake Arts Center features a range of performances including theater, dance, and live music. Many events celebrate the African American experience, making it a meaningful and culturally engaging stop for visitors.
Broadneck Park
A short drive from Highland Beach, Broadneck Park offers walking trails, picnic areas, and open green space. It’s a peaceful place for family outings, outdoor play, or simply enjoying the natural surroundings.
GIFT SHOPS
The Annapolis Pottery
Nestled in the heart of Annapolis at 40 State Circle, this shop is a must-visit for those seeking unique, handcrafted gifts that celebrate local artistry. It features a beautiful collection of pottery, ceramics, and home decor, all made by local artisans.
The Black Dog
117 Main St, Annapolis, MD 21401
Approximately 5 miles (10-minute drive from Highland Beach, MD). A beloved store offering coastal-inspired clothing, accessories, and home goods. Known for its high-quality merchandise and iconic logo-branded products—perfect for souvenirs or gifts. Prices range from $15 to $75+.
Mango & Main
Located at 88 Maryland Ave, Annapolis, MD, Mango & Main connects shoppers with artisan-made fashion and home decor. Discover handmade, globally inspired, ethically sourced products that support fair trade and creative craftsmanship.
MUST SEE
The Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center
Located just outside of Highland Beach, the Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center offers interactive exhibits and scenic nature trails. Visitors can learn about the local ecosystem, take guided walks, and participate in hands-on conservation activities.
The Historic Banneker-Douglass Museum
Located in Annapolis, this museum is dedicated to preserving and interpreting Maryland's African American heritage. Exhibits highlight the contributions of African Americans, with a special focus on Highland Beach’s role as a historic Black beach community. Free admission and year-round educational programs.
Sandy Point State Park
Near Highland Beach, Sandy Point State Park offers breathtaking views of the Chesapeake Bay and Bay Bridge. Enjoy hiking trails, beach access, picnic areas, swimming, and birdwatching—perfect for outdoor relaxation and nature lovers.
OAK BLUFFS
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Vineyard Transit Authority (VTA)
Offers bus services throughout the island for $2.50 per ride. An affordable and convenient public transportation option that connects major points across Martha’s Vineyard.
Sunrise Taxi
A local taxi service with fares ranging from $15–$40 per trip. On-demand transportation for a private, personalized experience—ideal for quick trips or when public transit isn’t readily available.
All Star Tours
Provides guided tours around Martha’s Vineyard for $50–$100 per tour. A curated experience highlighting the island’s key historic landmarks, scenic sites, and cultural heritage.
MV Auto Rental
Offers car rentals for $50–$150 per day. Great for travelers who want flexibility and the ability to explore remote parts of the island that aren’t easily accessible by bus or taxi.
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A luxury family boutique hotel with ten beautifully decorated rooms. Located in the heart of Oak Bluffs, it's just a 5-minute walk to the beach and Ocean Park. Prices range from $169 for a queen room to $329 for a suite.
A family-owned bed and breakfast offering stunning ocean views in a classic Victorian beach cottage overlooking Inkwell Beach. Situated directly across from Inkwell Beach, offering immediate beach access.
Private ocean-view beach studios offering 2-3 bedrooms. Located near Inkwell Beach, providing easy access to the shore.
A historic home from the Green Book era, located across from Inkwell Beach.
An elegant six-bedroom Victorian home with water views, accommodating up to 13 guests. Located on Narragansett Avenue, it's within walking distance to the beach.
GUUD FOOD
Linda Jean's Restaurant
25 Circuit Ave
0.3 miles (5-minute walk)
Classic American comfort food for breakfast and lunch.
Vineyard Caribbean Cuisine
7 Circuit Ave Ext
0.4 miles (7-minute walk)
Authentic Jamaican dishes with entrees ranging from $15 to $25.
Winston's Kitchen
1 E Chop Dr
0.2 miles (3-minute walk)
Fusion of American and Jamaican fare, take-out only. Dishes priced between $10 and $20.
Biscuits
26 Lake Ave
0.3 miles (5-minute walk)
Famous for chicken and waffles and stuffed French toast. Most items are under $15.
Fat Ronnie's
7 Circuit Ave
0.2 miles (4-minute walk)
Customizable burgers with fresh ingredients. Prices range from $10 to $15.
LOCAL ISH
Visit the East Chop Lighthouse
Located on Telegraph Hill, the East Chop Lighthouse is a historic site offering panoramic views of Vineyard Sound and the surrounding area. About a 20-minute walk from Inkwell Beach, the lighthouse grounds are open year-round, while the interior is open seasonally. Admission fees may apply during open hours.
Attend a Service or Event at Union Chapel
Built in 1870, Union Chapel is a historic octagonal church hosting non-denominational services and community events. A short walk from Inkwell Beach in the heart of Oak Bluffs, it's a great way to experience the island’s cultural and spiritual life. Events may be free or ticketed depending on the occasion.
Enjoy a Coffee at Mocha Mott's
A beloved local coffee shop known for its chill vibe and quality brews. Located on Circuit Avenue, just a 5-minute walk from the beach, it's the perfect spot to relax, recharge, and people-watch.
GIFT SHOPS
C'est La Vie
A destination shop located at the end of Circuit Avenue, offering Martha's Vineyard gifts, HBCU fraternity and sorority gear, and more. Approximately a 5-minute walk to Inkwell Beach.
In The Bluff
This shop features a variety of Martha's Vineyard merchandise. Situated on Circuit Avenue, it's within walking distance to the beach.
Island-Life Studio
Showcasing local and global work by BIPOC artists, artisans, and designers, this studio features a curated collection of resort wear inspired by island living. Located at 61 Circuit Ave, just a short walk to the beach.
Jubilee
Offers fashion, jewelry, gifts, and a thoughtful curation of culture. Located on Circuit Avenue, it’s within easy walking distance to the beach.
M&R Stylz
A boutique featuring stylish and comfortable clothing and accessories perfect for your island getaway. Situated on Circuit Avenue, it’s a short walk to the beach.
MUST SEE
African American Heritage Trail Walking Tour
Explore the rich history of African Americans in Oak Bluffs through a guided walking tour. The experience highlights significant local sites and stories, offering deep insight into the island’s Black heritage. Tours run from April through October and are priced at $40 per person.
Mariposa Museum & World Culture Center
Dedicated to celebrating the contributions of African American artists and scholars, this museum hosts diverse exhibitions and cultural events. Admission fees vary depending on the exhibit or event.
Inkwell Beach
A historically significant site for the African American community, Inkwell Beach is a cherished location for relaxation, swimming, and connecting with a legacy of joy and resilience.
African American Heritage Trail of Martha's Vineyard
Spanning multiple locations across the island, including several in Oak Bluffs, this self-guided or guided trail celebrates Black history and achievement. The trail is free to explore, with optional guided tours available for a fee.
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