Annual Beck Holiday Party
Wednesday, Dec. 21 @ 5P
BECK CULTURAL EXCHANGE CENTER
1927 Dandridge Ave | 37915
Beck hosts its Annual Holiday Celebration in December each year in appreciation of our Members. Members and their guests are treated to entertainment, dance, food and fellowship. A brief update on the State of the Beck is presented, and Members are formally recognized.
This year, Beck will be celebrating Ether Jackson, a long term Beck employee and current volunteer who will turn 102 December 24 and, our beloved renown artists Beauford Delaney, who would have turned 121 on December 30.
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WED. DEC. 21 @ 5P (eastern)
Make plans to join us. The Beck Annual Holiday Party is an annual event held each year on the third Wednesday in December. We have not held this event since December 2019 due to the COVID pandemic. We look forward to gathering again.
Join us at the Beck for an evening of food, fellowship, entertainment and fun as we gather to remember & celebrate the season. We will also wish a very happy birthday to Ether Jackson, Beck volunteer, turning 102 and we will commemorate the birthday of the late great Beauford Delaney who would have been 121 this year.
We look forward to seeing you at the Beck Annual Holiday Party. Feel free to dress in holiday cheer and join us as we celebrate the season and distinguished members of our community.
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This project is being supported in whole or in part by federal award number 21.027 awarded to the
City of Knoxville by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Arts & Culture Alliance.
Beck acknowledges the generous support of Knox County Tennessee Defined Services Program for ongoing support of this important work.
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