Museum of Black Inventors collaborate with the St. Louis Cultural Arts Center to host programs and events open to the
community year round.
Camp Inventions: Annual Summer Camp provides Music, Dance, Drama, Arts & Crafts and more for inner city youth at
no cost to participating families. Many of our camp attendees would not otherwise afford to experience summer fun in
such a safe, loving and creative way.
Community organizations, schools, & churches provide space for camp each summer until such time as the Museum is
relocated to it's new home in progress.
Black Inventions Traveling Exhibit:
Knowledge On Wheels Traveling Exhibit showcase many of the exact same displays as housed in the Gallery, including
hands on replicas, drawings, photographs and documentation of Black Inventors.
The Exhibit travels to schools, including colleges and universities, organizations and events all year. Celebrate,
recognize and pay tribute to Black Inventors during February and all year long. The exhibit is available to book for 24
hours or more. The exhibit is showcased at Museums and Galleries around the globe for special tours and sponsorships.
Annual Youth Ball:
Our biggest event of the year is the much anticipated Youth Ball. Girls & boys 6-17 years of age meet on Saturdays
during a 6-8 week period. During this time, the youth are mentored and coached on communications, poise, and overall
etiquette. Youth compete in appropriate age categories and a sit down formal dinner concludes the event.
Mother/Daughter Blog & Annual Fashion Showcase:
Mothers and daughter have a lot to share. MOBI provide a platform for young girls from
all backgrounds to learn about themselves through ongoing year around events. Events that
allow them to express their creativity through Art, writing, entrepreneurship, and more.
We recently collaborated with Kats Walk Projects to promote and host the annual Mother/Daughter
Fashion Showcase.
Women and youth Entrepreneur Empowerment Zone:
The rapid changes in technology and social media ever increasing presence, makes it
essential that women and youth gain knowledge, skills and abilities that will enable
them to become successful business Leaders and Business Owners. MOBI collaborate
with community and business organizations to host ongoing workshops, and training classes.
Haitian Gallery: (Future Display)
The Museum of Black Inventors received a wonderful donation of Haitian Art in 1996 from a University of Arizona donor.
The original Gallery displayed the brilliantly colored paintings of Haitian life.
community year round.
Camp Inventions: Annual Summer Camp provides Music, Dance, Drama, Arts & Crafts and more for inner city youth at
no cost to participating families. Many of our camp attendees would not otherwise afford to experience summer fun in
such a safe, loving and creative way.
Community organizations, schools, & churches provide space for camp each summer until such time as the Museum is
relocated to it's new home in progress.
Black Inventions Traveling Exhibit:
Knowledge On Wheels Traveling Exhibit showcase many of the exact same displays as housed in the Gallery, including
hands on replicas, drawings, photographs and documentation of Black Inventors.
The Exhibit travels to schools, including colleges and universities, organizations and events all year. Celebrate,
recognize and pay tribute to Black Inventors during February and all year long. The exhibit is available to book for 24
hours or more. The exhibit is showcased at Museums and Galleries around the globe for special tours and sponsorships.
Annual Youth Ball:
Our biggest event of the year is the much anticipated Youth Ball. Girls & boys 6-17 years of age meet on Saturdays
during a 6-8 week period. During this time, the youth are mentored and coached on communications, poise, and overall
etiquette. Youth compete in appropriate age categories and a sit down formal dinner concludes the event.
Mother/Daughter Blog & Annual Fashion Showcase:
Mothers and daughter have a lot to share. MOBI provide a platform for young girls from
all backgrounds to learn about themselves through ongoing year around events. Events that
allow them to express their creativity through Art, writing, entrepreneurship, and more.
We recently collaborated with Kats Walk Projects to promote and host the annual Mother/Daughter
Fashion Showcase.
Women and youth Entrepreneur Empowerment Zone:
The rapid changes in technology and social media ever increasing presence, makes it
essential that women and youth gain knowledge, skills and abilities that will enable
them to become successful business Leaders and Business Owners. MOBI collaborate
with community and business organizations to host ongoing workshops, and training classes.
Haitian Gallery: (Future Display)
The Museum of Black Inventors received a wonderful donation of Haitian Art in 1996 from a University of Arizona donor.
The original Gallery displayed the brilliantly colored paintings of Haitian life.
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