Historic campus
Established as the Dunbar School in 1913.
Visitors can tour the historic campus, explore its cultural spaces, and gather or celebrate in spaces rooted in Tucson's African American history. The Dunbar Pavilion preserves the legacy of the Dunbar School, established in 1913, which served generations of Black students during segregation. Today, the campus creates space for arts, business, education, civic engagement, and community connection. Its focus includes preserving and sharing Tucson's African American history and culture. The Pavilion is a historic cultural hub in Tucson, Arizona, where visitors can experience its living legacy and use gathering spaces. Its specialties include African American history and arts, alongside opportunities for community engagement.
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Established as the Dunbar School in 1913.
Visitors can tour the historic campus and cultural spaces.
Spaces are available for gathering and celebrating.
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