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Posted by: Azya Thornton on Feb 18, 2026

Knoxville is highlighting Black history attractions and exhibits across the city in recognition of Black History Month. Featured sites include the Beck Cultural Exchange Center in East Knoxville, the Alex Haley Heritage Square at Morningside Park, the Cal Johnson Mural, and downtown institutions such as the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame and the East Tennessee History Center. The guide also spotlights the Knoxville Museum of Art, home to the world’s largest public collection of works by Knoxville-born artist Beauford Delaney, as well as the McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture on the University of Tennessee campus. Outdoor and historic destinations include Carl Cowan Park, the William Hastie Natural Area and statues honoring Negro Southern League players at Covenant Health Park. The self-guided Knoxville African American Heritage Guide and related tours offer additional context on the city’s Black leaders, artists, athletes and civil rights history. Visit Knoxville has more details on these sites.