Programs that we offer

Art Talks - ceramic plate painting and jewelry design
On the Road to History Traveling Library and Museum - exchange student
Drive-in-Theater Show on Civil Rights, Racism and Social Change
“EBANO” forums concerns relating to the biases between Blacks and Hispanics by using and displaying photography exhibit to demonstrate
How to Organize a Small Library and Museum – internship program – partnerships with local colleges/universities and a summer job site for high school youth.
Grave History Facts – an extensive study of Afro-Louisiana History and Genealogy
from 1699-1860 and slaves grave sites through out Texas and other studies with
descendents of slaves
Archeology - a digging project thought out the country to discover the past and
unknown
Jazz on the Court and Theater Under the Lights - promotion of local talent to create self-worth, self-help and positive change in youth.
Equestrian Round-up - learning the art of horsemanship
Agriculture - caring for the earth and all its inhabitants
Center of Traditional Knowledge - focuses on integrating the wisdom and
understanding developed by the indigenous people and the original people of Africa.