Trace Asheville’s Black history, culture, and community change by car
90 mins–2 hrs
Guided tour, historic sites
Explore Asheville through the lens of Affrilachia, with stories of Black history, culture, and community resilience. This driving tour connects the city’s past and present through neighborhoods, landmarks, and local initiatives.
Receive a full refund when you cancel more than 48 hours before the tour. No refund is issued for late arrival. Tours run in rain. If severe thunderstorms or winter weather cancel the tour before it begins, you’ll receive a full refund. If severe weather arises during the tour, it will be rescheduled or postponed without a refund.
No. Bring your own water and snacks for the driving tour.
Bring a digital or printed copy of your booking confirmation on the day of the tour.
No. Gratuities are not included.
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This experience was enjoyed by everyone, from the young to the seasoned. Six of us participated in the tour, ranging in age from nine to seventy-five, and it was wonderful. The guide was knowledgeable and friendly, and he took the time to convey the historical impacts on African Americans as well as his personal ties to the community. He informed us about the future impact and how the money we spend on this tour helps further uplift and give back to the neighborhoods and people. In addition to visiting various sites, he has visuals, books, brochures, and other items to help bridge the connections discussed. We are very grateful for this experience and look forward to hearing all the amazing things to come!
Trutina Maria
July 8, 2026
This experience was enjoyed by everyone, from the young to the seasoned. Six of us participated in the tour, ranging in age from nine to seventy-five, and it was wonderful. The guide was knowledgeable and friendly, and he took the time to convey the historical impacts on African Americans as well as his personal ties to the community. He informed us about the future impact and how the money we spend on this tour helps further uplift and give back to the neighborhoods and people. In addition to visiting various sites, he has visuals, books, brochures, and other items to help bridge the connections discussed. We are very grateful for this experience and look forward to hearing all the amazing things to come!
Trutina Maria
July 8, 2026