About This Event
Celebrating the rich legacy and enduring contributions of African American cowboys and frontiersmen, the Black Cowboy Festival is an annual rendezvous of education, recreation, and cultural appreciation. The festival has become a cornerstone event in promoting the historical and contemporary significance of African American contributions to cowboy and frontier culture.
The Black Cultural Enlightenment (BCE) Society, a non-profit organization, cultivates community awareness of African American contributions through various cultural and educational initiatives. Established in 1997, the society continues to be a linchpin in fostering a richer understanding and appreciation of African American heritage and societal contributions.
Highlights:
- Agricultural Workshops
- Fish Fry & Western Dinner
- Trail Rides
- Horse Shows
- Line Dance
- Live Entertainment
- Vendor Booths
Event Notice
NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES.
By purchasing a ticket, you assume all risks related to the event including injury or incidental dangers.
No drugs, alcohol, weapons, or glass containers allowed. Reasonable searches may be conducted.
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Management reserves the right to refuse admission or eject guests for disorderly conduct or violation of event rules.
Meet the Organizer
Beginning Thursday -Roundup-Day presenting Educational / Arts and Agricultural workshops starting at 10:am, also Self Reliance workshops—then join us for our opening Fish Fry at 6:30 pm with live entertainment – Friday , Line Dance class at noon til 2:00 pm-Free donations accepted, western dinner dance at 7:30 pm, Saturday Rodeo at starting at 10:am, Motown Jam show 8:30 and church on Sunday.
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