The AACHD District Registry
Step into our stories, meet our community, and explore AACHD like a local!
The African American Cultural Heritage District (AACHD) is a thriving ecosystem of businesses, offering authentic experiences that reflect Galveston’s resilient past and vibrant future.
Whether you’re shopping, dining, or connecting with local creatives, you’ll find that each visit supports a powerful movement ofeconomic empowerment, cultural pride, and community growth.
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RCC Resale Stores accept new and gently used clothing, furniture, housewares, working electronics, books, records and many other items, which are sold through 4 resale stores. RCC Resale stores are fully owned and operated by the Resource and Crisis Center of Galveston County.
Ohana Surf & Skate is a local surfing & skateboarding shop with a casual vibe featuring gear sales & rentals plus lessons.
Experience Galveston’s coastal heritage at Gaido’s Seafood Restaurant, a beloved landmark on the Seawall serving fresh Gulf seafood since 1911. Enjoy breathtaking ocean views and a menu brimming with local favorites like blue crab bisque, grilled snapper, and oysters on the half shell—all prepared with generations of family passion. Whether you’re craving a romantic seaside dinner or a true taste of island tradition, Gaido’s delivers an unforgettable dining experience that captures the very heart of Galveston.
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