Kwanbe Bullard is the worst he is com[pletly rude unprofessional will never recommend this place to anyone and management need to have a closer look at his behavior

To really understand Knoxville history, a trip to the Beck Cultural Exchange is a must. The focus is more on local Knoxville African American History, which is pretty unique. The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly and enthusiastically answered all my questions. I highly recommend a visit.

The Beck Cultural Exchange Center is one of the largest African American Historical Museum. This beautiful black history non-profit museum has so many preserved African-American artifacts and exhibits. It’s a great place for visitors from all across America, to explore our African- American Cultural.

This lovely facility holds the long and diverse African-American history of Knoxville. There's a bookstore, a small library, meeting rooms, garden, archives of photographs, news stories, and memorabilia of Knoxville's place in the long march to civil justice.

Beck is an old house with modern additions on the back. It houses an extensive archive of local black history. In the house are fantastic photos of the desegregation struggle and other memorabilia.