Connecting the Past and Present of African American History
Where Our History Lives and Our Future Grows
OUR STORY
The Dunbar Pavilion stands as a living part of Tucson’s African American history. Originally established as the Dunbar School in 1913, this campus served generations of Black students during segregation. Today, we honor that legacy by preserving our history and creating space for arts, business, education, civic engagement, and community connection.
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By signing up for the Dunbar Pavilion Newsletter, you become a part of a dynamic and growing community dedicated to preserving and celebrating Black history, culture, and arts in Tucson. Our newsletter is your direct link to everything happening at the Dunbar Pavilion—a historic cultural hub with a rich legacy of fostering education, empowerment, and creativity.