The Museum consists of five main exhibition rooms and a historical passage space exploring leadership, culture, literature, and community life.
This exhibition explores the return of cultural heritage materials and reflects on the significance of restitution and repatriation within Botswana’s heritage landscape.
This gallery presents aspects of Bangwato cultural life, including traditional practices, social structures, and material culture.
This gallery honours the life and literary contributions of Bessie Head during her time in Serowe, placing her work within Botswana’s wider intellectual and social context.
A chronological passage space traces the development of Serowe from its early settlement to the 21st century, highlighting social, political, and economic transformation.
Two and a half galleries are dedicated to the history and leadership of Khama III, Sekgoma II, and Tshekedi Khama. These spaces examine governance, diplomacy, resistance, and the shaping of political identity during periods of colonial engagement and transition.