Since its inception in 1977, the Black Heritage Society has presented and loaned exhibit material for public and private events and organizations. The lack of exhibit material relating to the local African-American experience has prompted schools, private enterprises, and public utilities to call on the Society for such displays.

Every year the Society participates in the celebration of Black History Month. Traditionally, it has presented a pictorial display at the Douglass-Truth Public Library and at MOHAI. The Society also displays a Community Service table at the Festival Sundiata held at the Seattle Center.

• "Paying Their Own Passage" Black immigrants from the West Indies and other countries
• "Lifting As We Climb"
• "Toil And Struggle: 100 Years Of Men's Work"
• "Black Settlement In East Madison"
• "Voices"
• "Boeing Engineers: hired prior to 1954"
• "Barbers Exhibit"
• "Cosmetologist Exhibit"
• "Teachers Exhibit"
• "Physicians Exhibit"
• "Longshoremen Exhibit"
• "Black Elected Officials Exhibit"
• "Extraordinary People Exhibit"
• "Neglected Heirlooms: Pictorial description of buildings of importance to African Americans"

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