Press & Culture / 2026
The Museum for
Black Girls
An immersive love letter to Black women.
01 / Our story
More than a museum.
A place to belong.
Founded by Denver native Charlie Billingsley, the Museum for Black Girls honors the stories, creativity, and brilliance of Black women. A one-night celebration became a traveling pop-up, then a permanent 7,000-square-foot home on Denver’s 16th Street Mall.
With more than 25 interactive rooms, community events, and youth programming, every visit is an invitation to feel seen.
The Take Care Black Girl Foundation supports free workshops, mentorship, and wellness programming for young Black girls.
Denver, CO
Flagship location, open year-round
25+ rooms
Immersive, photo-worthy installations
Oakland, CA
New location opening Fall 2026
Weekly events
Paint & sips, yoga, day parties, workshops
501(c)(3)
Take Care Black Girl Foundation · EIN 93-2751568
Private events
Venue rentals, brand activations, shoots
02 / The experience
Joy, in every frame.
03 / In the news
A story worth telling.
Colorado Public Radio
Five-year anniversary feature · Colorado Matters interview
CBS Colorado
16th Street Mall opening · RiNo debut
Denverite
Return to downtown Denver feature
The Denver Post
Five Points exhibition coverage
5280 Magazine
“Brings Joy to a World of Black Women”
Westword
Founder honored as a Colorado Creative
Rocky Mountain PBS
Immersive pop-up feature
KUNC
“Showcases Beauty, Joy of Black Experience”
FOX31 Denver
Black History Month reopening
CU Independent
We CU exhibition at CU Boulder
Story angles
A museum built as a love letter
Every room is designed to make Black women feel seen, celebrated, and photographed.
From Denver to Oakland
The museum expands to the Bay Area in Fall 2026 with community-sourced exhibitions like Who Raised You? The Family Album.
Healing as programming
The State of Healing initiative and Take Care Black Girl Foundation bring free wellness tools, journaling, and events to the community.
A venue unlike any other
Brands, couples, and creators rent the museum's immersive rooms for events, launches, and shoots.
04 / Editorial photography
The museum, in focus.
Free for editorial use. Credit: Courtesy of Museum for Black Girls. High-resolution originals and broadcast B-roll available on request.
05 / Brand assets
Unmistakably us.
Our original marks, Ahsing and Montserrat typography, and museum color palette. Keep logo proportions and colors intact. For original files, broadcast, or commercial use, contact us first.
Museum and foundation branding remain distinct.
Media inquiries
Come into the story.
Interview requests, museum visits, editorial photography, and B-roll. We respond within 2 business days.
info@themuseumforblackgirls.comDenver, CO / Oakland, CA — Fall 2026