Continuing the Quest for History Untold!
Continuing the Quest for History Untold!
Kannapolis African-American Museum and Cultural Center (KAA-MaCC) was founded in 2013 by two ladies and some G. W. Carver High School alumni who saw a need for a place where people of all cultures could come together and share their traditions and customs.
Today, the leadership team is small but full of passion for preserving the history and culture of African-Americans in Cabarrus and Rowan County, North Carolina.
The KAA-MaCC Team is "Continuing the Quest for History Untold."
The Kannapolis African-American Museum and Cultural Center, Inc. (KAA-MaCC) seeks to be recognized as a national model for documenting, interpreting, and presenting local history and culture. We will build a museum and cultural center to serve, engage, and enrich the community.
The KAA-MaCC mission is to collect and preserve the history and culture of African-Americans in Cabarrus and Rowan County, North Carolina. Our goal is to serve as a bridge between the African-American community and public, fostering inclusiveness, diversity, and community engagement.
KAA-MaCC, Inc.
Post Office Box 494 (28082-0494), 1579 Kingston Drive, Kannapolis, North Carolina 28083, United States
704.925.1314 (o) / 704.925.1315 (f)
KAA-MaCC, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization.
EIN: 46-3884415 / Donations are Tax-Deductible.
@2024 KAA-MaCC, Inc. / All Rights Reserved
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The KAA-MaCC is excited to announce a special Call for Nominations for First Ladies of African-American Churches in Cabarrus and Rowan counties. These remarkable women will be honored in the premiere edition of the "Who’s Who in Cabarrus-Rowan (Cab-Row) Magazine. Deadline: September 30, 2024