The Millennium Gate Museum partners with institutions across the country to bring powerful, historically significant exhibitions to new audiences.
The Millennium Gate Museum was honored to showcase an exhibition on the life of Ambassador Andrew Young — a living legend and Civil Rights leader who rallied alongside Martin Luther King Jr., and a true American hero.
The exhibition was created by the museum's parent organization, the National Monuments Foundation in partnership with the Andrew Young Foundation. The museum had the privilege of hosting his 90th birthday celebration in March 2022 and was honored to house an exhibition based on his life's achievements.
Its narrative begins in New Orleans, LA, and follows Young across the nation and the world — drawn from the ambassador's own words, transcribed from interviews by AJC reporter Ernie Suggs, along with imagery from his papers collection. Chapters were reformatted and printed onto 30 fabric panels, which hung on the museum walls from March through October 2022 before touring the country.
Drake University, Olmstead Center
February – March 2024 View Photos →The International Civil Rights Center, Museum, Greensboro, North Carolina
February – May 2023 View Photos →Penn Center, St Helena Island, South Carolina
November 2022 – January 2023 View Photos →The Millennium Gate Museum, Atlanta, Georgia
March – October 2022 View Photos →The exhibit is available for booking at museums, libraries, and educational institutions nationwide.
Mounting rods, brackets, and adhesive required for panel display.
Secure gallery space staffed during all public open hours.
Standard exhibit lighting required (exhibit is not self-lit).
Minimum two-person team for safe installation and de-installation.
Valid Certificate of Insurance required for the duration of booking.
For full technical specifications and setup instructions:
Download Guidebook (PDF)Interested in bringing "The Many Lives of Andrew Young" to your institution? We are happy to discuss availability and space customization.