
Join us at Roots 101 African American Museum for one of Kentucky’s biggest Bughouse Chess tournaments, featuring the largest total cash prize fund in Kentucky Bughouse Chess history!

Join us for a joyous, interactive day celebrating and catalyzing community-led preservation and storytelling. The Louisville Story Program, Roots 101 African American Museum, and the Community Archiving Workshop Collective present the Save Our Stories Festival to explore collective responses to the erasure of minoritized communities' heritage.

Join us at Roots 101 African American Museum for one of Kentucky’s biggest Bughouse Chess tournaments, featuring the largest total cash prize fund in Kentucky Bughouse Chess history!
The space serves as an intimate and enlightening environment for reflection. It feels deeply personal, offering a focused atmosphere for exploring cultural heritage through music and visual displays.ambiance_potoo
Visitors describe the experience as fascinating and necessary, highlighting the museum's wonderful display of artifacts, music, and art. The founder, Mr. Collins, is frequently noted for being a thoroughly engaging guide.reviews_potoo
Founded by Lamont Collins in 2020, the museum serves as a dedicated space for visitors to see themselves reflected in history. Mr. Collins himself is often described as a walking encyclopedia who provides deep insight into the exhibits.story_potoo