The Black Cultural Enlightment Society is a Non-Profit Organization. We invite all people of every race to come and share the festivities of African American history. History is the landmark by which we are directed into the true course of life. The history of a people’s race is the guidepost of a nation’ and a peoples destiny. What you do today that is worthwhile, inspires others to act at so

Beginning Thursday May2nd -Roundup-Day presenting Educational / Arts and Agricultural workshops starting at 10:am,also Self Reliance workshops—then join us for our openingFish Fry at 6:30 pm with live entertainment –$15

Friday May 3rd Line Dance class at noon til 2:00 pm-Free donations accepted

Friday Night at 7:30 pm -Western Dinner and Dance. Featuring (Gwen Yvette) Please call for reservations: 803-499-9658—and for ticket info

Saturday May 4 this the main attraction day, which include Horsemanship competitions such as Walking horse, Trail pleasure, and Rodeo events= Barrel racing, Pole bending, Ranch sorting, and much more, musical entertainers such as Gospel groups, Jazz, Blues, African Drum and Dance. Food and Artifact vendors, Hay rides, Games and much! Much! More. Gates open at 10:00 am

Entrance fee is $20.00 for age 13 and up, children 12 and under $10 toddlers are free age 5 and under

Call for special group rates

SATURDAY NIGHT AFTER RODEO MOTOWN JAM SHOW featuring (Anthony) better known as

Mr. David Ruffin!!! And other artists 8:30 UNTIL MIDNIGHT= $15

Sunday May 5th 10:30 am Gospel Inspiration & Brunch

$10 donation