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SCENES OF YESTERYEARS

Schools & Group Visits

Come See Us!

Plan a meaningful visit to Scenes of Yesteryears in Gomoa Potsin. The museum welcomes schools, families, tourists, researchers, cultural enthusiasts, and visitors who wish to experience Ghana’s heritage in an engaging and memorable way.

Opening Days:

Monday to Saturday

Opening Hours:

8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

For Schools and Groups

Scenes of Yesteryears offers an engaging and memorable setting for school excursions, family outings, tourist groups, researchers, organisations, and cultural enthusiasts. Through life-sized scenes, cultural objects, sculptures, and storytelling, visitors are introduced to Ghana’s history and heritage in a way that is visual, interactive, and easy to understand.

For students, a visit provides an opportunity to take learning beyond the classroom and experience aspects of Ghanaian history, traditional life, occupations, customs, and cultural practices firsthand. For other groups, the museum offers a shared experience that encourages discovery, conversation, reflection, and a deeper appreciation of Ghana’s heritage.

Group visits can be planned in advance to help ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience. For organised visits and special events, snacks and refreshments can also be arranged upon request.

What to Expect

Everything You Need to Know

Monday to Saturday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

KC 712 Bournemouth Street, Potsin, Gomoa Potsin, Central Region, Ghana.

Admission rates vary for Ghanaian nationals and foreign visitors. Please visit the Admission & Rates page for the full rate card. Group discounts are available upon request, and valid student ID is required for student rates.

Yes. Scenes of Yesteryears welcomes school groups, families, tourists, researchers, and cultural enthusiasts. Group discounts are available upon request.

Yes. Visitors can purchase unique souvenirs and cultural memorabilia from the museum gift shop.

Snacks and refreshments can be arranged in advance for group visits and special events.

Step Into Ghana’s Living Heritage

 Discover the stories, traditions, and everyday lives that shaped Ghanaian communities through immersive life-sized scenes and cultural storytelling.