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Black History
Beck Cultural Center celebrates Juneteenth with new emancipation exhibit, downtown Knoxville event
Black History
The history of segregation at Chilhowee Park
For more than 100 years, the TN Valley Fair has been a staple in the Knoxville community. In the early 1900s though, the Black community could only go once a year.
Black History
East Tennessee organizations celebrate Juneteenth, reflecting on dark part of U.S. history
Juneteenth is meant to commemorate the day enslaved people in Texas learned about their freedom, in 1865.
Events
Here are some Juneteenth events in Knoxville!
Events will be held at the Beck Cultural Exchange Center and Mabry-Hazen House to celebrate Black history and Juneteenth.
Local News
Juneteenth events scheduled ahead of holiday across East Tennessee
Juneteenth originates from the actual, effective date of the end of slavery in the U.S. on June 19, 1865.
Entertainment News
Tennessee filmmakers producing "The Black Appalachian" documentary
The idea for the film comes from Johnson City-based filmmaker Joshua Mancuso and Ketch Secor, the founder and frontman of Old Crow Medicine Show.
Black History
East Tennessee filmmakers producing "The Black Appalachian"
A feature-length documentary showing the stories of the Black Appalachian community is being spearheaded by a group of Tennessee filmmakers.
History
A Legacy of Community: The History of East Knoxville
From the turn of the 20th century to the modern day, East Knoxville's history has revealed a community of resilience, compassion and change.
Black History
Juneteenth celebrations in Knoxville to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and commemorate end of slavery
Juneteenth marks the day celebrating the effective end of slavery in the United States.
Black History
Oak Ridge 85: Woman shares story of integrating Robertsville Junior High
Dorothy Lewis, a young member of the 85 who attended both Robertsville Junior High and Oak Ridge High School, shares her story in her own words.
History
The Secret in Scarboro: The Oak Ridge 85
In September 1955, 85 Black students from the historic Scarboro community in Oak Ridge became the first to integrate a public school in the southeast.
Black History
Return to Scarboro: The women of the Oak Ridge 85
Dorothy Lewis, a young member of the 85 who attended both Robertsville Junior High and Oak Ridge High School, shares her story in her own words.
Black History
The history of segregation at Chilhowee Park
For more than 100 years, the TN Valley Fair has been a staple in the Knoxville community. In the early 1900s though, the Black community could only go once a year.
Black History
East Tennessee organizations celebrate Juneteenth, reflecting on dark part of U.S. history
Juneteenth is meant to commemorate the day enslaved people in Texas learned about their freedom, in 1865.
Events
Here are some Juneteenth events in Knoxville!
Events will be held at the Beck Cultural Exchange Center and Mabry-Hazen House to celebrate Black history and Juneteenth.
Local News
Juneteenth events scheduled ahead of holiday across East Tennessee
Juneteenth originates from the actual, effective date of the end of slavery in the U.S. on June 19, 1865.
Entertainment News
Tennessee filmmakers producing "The Black Appalachian" documentary
The idea for the film comes from Johnson City-based filmmaker Joshua Mancuso and Ketch Secor, the founder and frontman of Old Crow Medicine Show.
Black History
East Tennessee filmmakers producing "The Black Appalachian"
A feature-length documentary showing the stories of the Black Appalachian community is being spearheaded by a group of Tennessee filmmakers.
History
A Legacy of Community: The History of East Knoxville
From the turn of the 20th century to the modern day, East Knoxville's history has revealed a community of resilience, compassion and change.
Black History
Juneteenth celebrations in Knoxville to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and commemorate end of slavery
Juneteenth marks the day celebrating the effective end of slavery in the United States.
Black History
Oak Ridge 85: Woman shares story of integrating Robertsville Junior High
Dorothy Lewis, a young member of the 85 who attended both Robertsville Junior High and Oak Ridge High School, shares her story in her own words.
History
The Secret in Scarboro: The Oak Ridge 85
In September 1955, 85 Black students from the historic Scarboro community in Oak Ridge became the first to integrate a public school in the southeast.
Black History
Return to Scarboro: The women of the Oak Ridge 85
Dorothy Lewis, a young member of the 85 who attended both Robertsville Junior High and Oak Ridge High School, shares her story in her own words.
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