Tours generally last one hour.
We have self-guided and guided tours.
We are currently working to build our staff capacity. For now, our guided tour appointments are limited. We apologize for this inconvenience. We are working hard to increase our offerings.
Beck is available for rentals, and the facility is used by community groups for meeting space. For this reason we ask that you please call before visiting to ensure access to the entire museum.
865-524-8461 | 1927 Dandridge Ave | Knoxville, Tennessee | 37915
Currently accepting group tours. When booking a group tour, please keep in mind guided tours require advance notice for scheduling. A tour confirmation will be provided. Tours booked online must be confirmed by Beck Staff before your appointment is secured.
GROUP TOUR SCHEDULE
Tuesday – Friday:
10am – 2pm
(Last tour starts at 1pm)
When you visit the Beck Museum, you will be able to tour the historic mansion built in 1912, and more. Since opening, Beck has continued to grow. Over the years, additional parcels have been acquired, renovations have been made, and extensions have been added to the original house.
In 2015, the Beck campus was once again extended, and an adjacent property was acquired. The property is the last remaining ancestral home of world-renown artist, Beauford Delaney, and his younger brother acclaimed artist Joseph. While this museum is not yet available, Beck is restoring this extraordinary piece of Knoxville history as the future Delaney Museum at Beck. We look forward to welcoming you when it opens.
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DONATE TO THE DELANEY MUSEUM
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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Beck is proud to be grant recipients of the following organizations whose tremendous support makes it possible for us to make local Black history and culture accessible to all: