Since 1975 · Miami, Florida

Where Heritage
Meets Art

For 50 years, the Marshall L. Davis, Sr. African Heritage Cultural Arts Center has been Miami's premier destination for performing and visual arts education, cultural preservation, and community transformation.

50+
Years of Excellence
10K+
Students Trained
500+
Alumni Worldwide
11
Facilities & Spaces

Arts Academies

Explore Our Programs

AHCAC offers classes in classical, contemporary, and ethnic art forms to promote diversity and challenge technical and creative ability.

Theater & Acting

Professional stage training from fundamentals to advanced performance techniques.

Dance

Classical, contemporary, and African diaspora dance traditions.

Music

Instrumental, vocal, and music theory for all skill levels.

Visual Arts

Painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media exploration.

Cinematography

Film production, storytelling, and digital media arts.

Costume & Design

Costume making, stage design, and production arts.

Visual Arts

Current Exhibitions

Rhythms of the Diaspora
Voices in Motion
Stage Illuminated

Our Journey

50 Years of Cultural Excellence

1975
Founded
Marshall L. Davis, Sr. establishes the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center in Miami.
1985
Expansion
New facilities added including the Wendall A. Narcisse Performing Arts Theater.
1995
National Recognition
AHCAC receives national acclaim for its youth arts programs and community impact.
2005
Alumni Milestones
Robert Battle becomes Artistic Director of Alvin Ailey American Dance Company.
2013
Oscar Glory
Tarell Alvin McCraney wins the Academy Award for Moonlight screenplay.
2025
50 Years Strong
Celebrating five decades of cultural excellence and artistic transformation.

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Help Us Shape the Next Generation of Artists

Your donation supports scholarships, programs, and facilities that have launched careers and transformed lives for 50 years.