AFROCITY promotes ecological reclamation and land agency using advocacy, research and technology (ART) within Richmond Virginia’s downtown acres; comprised the historic Navy Hill and Shockoe Bottom areas. The area is described as a cornerstone of African American legacy in the United States; it was the second largest operation of trading the enslaved in the US; and includes one of the oldest municipal cemeteries where famous liberators were martyred. From Maafa, antebellum and indigenous narratives, AfroCity was born to not only educate, but empower next generations. Rooted in heritage and imaginative vision; AfroCity provides insights to the global experiences and fruitful liberation ideals of ancestors in the Americas. For an audio tour of AfroCity, click the adinkra symbol in the above map. You may support this work via CashApp at $RenewTrust.



AfroCity is inspired by the unconquerable spirit of Kush, considered the LIGHT OF AFRICA. View images of the birthplace of mankind, Nile Valley holy lands, and home to repatriates from America and the Caribbean. Expand pride. Find your inspiration. KUSH 2024.

Geological and geomancy consideration contributed to great science, engineering and civilization feats through the ages, and towers of power dot landscapes around the world. The pyRAmid style of construction can be found in the America’s as well as Africa. Explore more about ancient mounds and their contemporary application in urban design in Free Your Mound and Your Mind Will Follow.

Bring your art and heart to live liberation. Remembering our innumerable heroes and sheros reminds us to stay free.

Rebellion in the year of 1800, occurred around the same time as the Haitian Revolution, marking a significant turning point in global history from the clutches of colonialism. Meet up to learn more at Hickory Hill Community Center.

Happening at AfroCity: African Ancestral Chamber Blogspot

Forward inquires to AfroCityTours@gmail.com