Arts & Culture
7 Places To See African American Art In Houston
Posted on · Explore galleries and museums, or take in some music during this African American History Month.
Posted on · Explore galleries and museums, or take in some music during this African American History Month.
Posted on · An acclaimed local photographer’s work is on display at City Hall, reflecting on the past and present of a Houston neighborhood, while also honoring Black History Month.
Posted on · Get the most out of this year’s Black History Month with film, plays, panels and much more in the Houston area.
Posted on · RBP’s project to bring attention to black composers has been 15 years in the making.
Posted on · Houston Matters learns about the challenges of life in Greater Houston for freed slaves after the Civil War.
Posted on · The film airs February 19 on Houston Public Media TV 8.
Posted on · Houston Matters learns about the challenges of life in Greater Houston for freed slaves after the Civil War.
Posted on · This is one of the oldest public universities in Texas
Posted on · When established, it was the only public higher learning institution for African Americans within Houston's city limits
Posted on · "Life will knock you down, but you learn how to get back up."
Posted on · Tune in to Houston Public Media TV 8 throughout the month.
Posted on · Tune into Houston Public Media's Facebook page on Friday, January 12 at 7 p.m. for a live stream panel discussion featuring Tell Them We Are Rising filmmaker Stanley Nelson
Posted on · He was born a slave, but through education and hard work, became a civic and political force in the years following Reconstruction.
Posted on · In a peculiar petition filed in 1861, Bob Allen, a free black man, sued to become a slave and choose a master.
Posted on · A preview of the Houston Music Highlights airing on Classical 91.7 this week.