A moving forensic/art exhibit is one of the highlights you can discover during Black History Month in Houston. The Main St Theater, Buffalo Soldiers Museum, the Smithsonian and forensic sculptor Amanda Danning all have a piece to tell in a story that begins with a Buffalo Soldier, Thomas Smith.
You go behind the scene to see the science that drives forensic anthropology. It'll reveal some of the intricate details on how they work with sculptors to examine bones and bodies and uncover the identities and recreate the faces of unidentifiable human remains.
This display focuses on artifacts found at Fort Craig, New Mexico one of the outpost where the Buffalo Soldiers served after the Civil War. This incredible exhibit blends science and art to share the story of how once forgotten soldiers become the center of attention and admiration.
Main Theater
4816 Main Street
Next To Museum Of Contemporary Crafts
More Things to do In Houston
photo credit:Jeff Balke
Free Film Screenings
Black History Month Events in Houston
Free Movie Night@Project Row House
Golf Tournament
Houston Storytellers Meeting
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Houston Area Alliance of Black School Educators (HAABSE)
Golf Tournament – Windrose Golf Club
Texas Southern University's Granville Sawyer Auditorium
The Alley Theatre’s “I Barbara …” Production and Reception
For ticket information call 713-313-7931
Tale Swap at 7 pm
At the Montrose Library, 4100 Montrose Blvd.
3rd Thursdays of each month
6:30 pm social and begin
Guests are always welcome and there is never a charge.These gatherings are open to anyone interested in listening to or telling stories.
Project Row House
2521 Holman St.
Fri., Feb. 12th
Event begins: 6:45 PM
2521 Holman St.
Film Screening
Lords of the Revolution
Following the movie, Ayanna Ade and Veron (Sensei) Benton, two Houston Alumni of the Black Panther Party, will lead a discussion on the significance of this historic organization and their commitment to keep its legacy alive
Rice Media Center
6100 Main St
Houston, Texas
The Eyes Of Me
Produced by Keith Maitland and Patrick Floyd
Animation by Jason Archer and Paul Becka
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