Black History Month Celebration at Children's Museum Houston

Celebrate the legacy and contributions of the African American community during February, Black History Month at Children's Museum Houston. (Photo courtesy of Children's Museum Houston)

In partnership with Young Audiences of Houston
Funded in part by the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance
Celebrate the legacy and contributions of the African American community during February Black History Month at Children's Museum Houston.

‍Saturday February 4:
Drumming Circle
At 11 am and noon in Kids' Hall Alcove
Listen to the sounds of the Mother Land as Joy of Djembe Drumming ensemble performs.‍

Br’er Rabbit
by The Ensemble Theatre
In partnership with Young Audiences of Houston
At 1:30 pm in the Auditorium
Br’er Rabbit is a fun-packed combination of African American Folklore and American popular culture.

Pan African Passport
by Kucheza Ngoma Dance Company
In partnership with Young Audiences of Houston
2 pm and 3 pm in Kid's Hall Alcove
Through colorful drumming and dance, Kucheza Ngoma Dance Company chronicles the influence of the African dispora on dance.

‍Sunday February 5:
Music Workshops
With Soulliaa Rae
In partnership with Young Audiences of Houston
At 1 and 2 pm in the One World Room

Ministry in Motion
At 2:30 pm in the Auditorium
Enjoy this lively dance performance

‍Every Saturday in February:
Black History Experience
Come celebrate the African American spirit and learn about significant periods in history by participating in exciting activities, exploring African cultures and traditions, and engaging in stories about courage, survival, and resilience.
At 11am and 3pm

February 7-28:
‍T. Ellis Artist Showcase and Self Portrait Workshops
Showcase: Feb.7-28
Workshops: Feb. 11, 16 (during Free Family Night) and 25
Artist T. Ellis’ prints have been sold and distributed all over the world. He has embarked on a mission to create unique works of art that speak to the enduring legacy of African American history and culture. Come and see one of his most distinguished collections featuring portraits of renowned African Americans. Plus, join his son, actor Tanner Ellis, for workshops on the significance of each portrait followed by self-portrait workshops that explore what’s meaningful to you.