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Midtown (E Warren Ave), Detroit, MI

Charles H. Wright Museum Store

Heads up: Museum shop. Their page lists the questionnaire but doesn't link it or say where to send the materials; the shop's Contact page has a contact form. Metro Detroit makers get preference.

Museum store of the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History: crafts, publications, apparel and accessories on the African American experience.

Location
Midtown (E Warren Ave), Detroit, MI
Address
315 E. Warren Ave, Detroit, MI 48201
Pitch method
Form
Terms
Not stated. They want original items by artists, artisans and small businesses, made to a high standard of craftsmanship, that reflect the museum's mission and highlight African American history and culture. Vendors are responsible for complying with product-safety, labeling, import and intellectual-property rules
Maker preferences
original, high-craftsmanship work, reflects African American history and culture, metro Detroit businesses and artists preferred, one questionnaire per product
Carries
Jewelry, Accessories, Home, Kids & toys, Ceramics, Art, Prints, Gifts
Last verified
2026-10-20

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