Upcoming Events
Open Dates for Group Bookings
We invite group bookings to the Praise House during extended dates in order to consider our to allow for school and college groups to experience the work. These extended dates are only available by appointment only.
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Sankofa Youth Camp
Sankofa, a Ghanaian concept "To look back to see forward"
As a rites-of-passage and leadership training, the Praise House Project invites young people to learn about the traditional role of griot - community historian and storyteller.
Praise House open hours
The Praise House will be open from June 19 - September 28, 2025 on Fridays - Sundays, 12 - 5pm. Please check here for any changes or more details on events.
Juneteenth Celebration at South-View
Join the Praise House Project to celebrate Juneteenth at South-View Cemetery. Tour the historic grounds and celebrate the over 80,000 ancestors who rest there.
Sunday Dinner - Juneteenth
Tour the beautiful South-View Cemetery grounds and learn of the history of Atlanta. Then join Chef Oşunkoya for a culinary Sankofa at the historic home of the postman how was rumored to have armed the citizens against the mob of the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre,
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Remembering the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre
Recall the history of the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre at South-View with dramatic interpretations and tours.
Sunday Dinner - Gullah Geechee Heritage
Join the Praise House Project in the Gullah Geechee Coorridor during Gullah Geechee Heritage Month to attend the Penn Center Heritage Day. Then join Chef Oşunkoya for a culinary Sankofa for a traditional southern meal which pulls from the indigenous food ways, gathering customs and agricultural traditions of the Gullah people
Sunday Dinner - Black History Month
Join Chef Oșunkoya Chavon as she curates a special culinary Sankofa (looking back to see forward).
Her menu and experience will honor our food ways and ancestral traditions of gathering to break bread.
All proceeds support the move of the Praise House to South-View. Be a part of this important act of remembrance