Butetown History and Arts Centre occupied a 2,500 square feet building in the center of Butetown, commonly known as "Tiger Bay", and was featured in a 2001 report by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
It occupied a 2,500 square feet (230 m) building in the centre of Butetown, which it moved into in 1996 with the help of European funding. The Centre was featured in a 2001 report, "Creative Regeneration: Lessons from 10 Community Arts Projects", by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation. BHAC was located in the heart of Butetown (previously known as Tiger Bay), one of the UK's oldest multi-racial communities. 
