​& Cultural Center, Inc.

​Museum 

African-American

Cabarrus & Rowan County,

North Carolina

​Kannapolis

Cabarrus This Week Features KAA-MaCC: Making A Place To Preserve Local History (To view the video, click the image above.)

Contact the KAA-MaCC Administrative Office for more information.

Vision

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​On October 8, 2022, we  commemorated the ninth year of our founding as a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization, and celebrated the contributions of Cabarrus and Rowan County natives, our supporters and partners.  Although ideas for building a museum began over 12 years ago, we continue to lay the foundation for building a museum and cultural center in Cabarrus/ Rowan County, North Carolina. Stay tuned for updates!

Ruby L. Anthony-White, M.D.

​Founder and Board Chairman

Welcome!

​​​​Learn more about the KAA-MaCC History Collection Initiative.

Coming Soon in 2024:  Women of a New Tribe Exhibition

Mission

Survey:

KAA-MaCC Wants to Know!​

KAA-MaCC Black History Survey 2020  ... https://kaa-macc.dm.networkforgood.com/forms/kaa-macc-black-history-survey-002

Download a QR code and share it anywhere (scan it with a phone to open your survey).

Check out the KAA-MaCC YouTube Channel!

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.

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Our mission is to collect and preserve the history and culture of African-Americans in Cabarrus and Rowan County, North Carolina. KAA-MaCC seeks to serve, engage, and enrich communities through diverse activities to enhance quality of life in a cultural center setting.