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In the latest installment of Cowboy Carter Chronicles, Digital Producer Jyesha Johnson discusses a pause in content due to a historic snowstorm

Discover forgotten Black history in the American West with the #CowboyCarterChronicles! From Juneteenth to sundown towns, explore new pathways to freedom inspired by Beyoncé.

Join the Houston Life team in exploring Houston’s connection to Juneteenth with a trip to The Heritage Society at Sam Houston Park in Downtown Houston.

Looking for powerful stories to introduce Juneteenth to your kids? Houston-based Bookstagrammer Jasmine Washington has got you covered with a list of must-reads illustrated Juneteenth books that will captivate and educate. 📚 📚 

Reginald C. Adams is a Houston-based artist using his talents to unite communities with his stunning "Absolute Equality" mural. Originating in Galveston, his mural has now expanded to other cities. Each mural is unique to its respective city and tells a compelling story of unity and change. Discover the remarkable impact of his murals across the nation.

Discover the untold stories, pivotal moments, and lasting legacy of a man who helped shape the vibrant city of Houston. Jack Yates' great-granddaughter guides us through his well-preserved home at The Heritage Society at Sam Houston Park, sharing stories about historical artifacts and reminiscing about her fond childhood memories of living in the house.

Who was Jack Yates? Tessa Barrera sits down with Martha Whiting-Goddard, the great-granddaughter of Jack Yates, to explore the remarkable journey of a once-enslaved man who rose to become an influential figure in Houston's Freedman's Town. Delve into his inspiring story and discover how he overcame adversity to leave a lasting impact on his community. 

Immerse yourself in the rich world of African American art and history at the Houston Museum of African American Culture. This non-profit museum offers free, discovery-driven learning that engages visitors of all ages. On Juneteenth, Mel Camp witnessed the powerful and expressive performance by Tha Chocolate Box, as they amplified the voices of Juneteenth, creating an unforgettable experience for all.

A teenager has been arrested in connection with a tragic shooting at a Juneteenth celebration in Round Rock, Texas, which resulted in the deaths of two women and injuries to up to 14 others.

Join the Houston Life team in exploring Houston’s connection to Juneteenth with a trip to The Heritage Society at Sam Houston Park in Downtown Houston. The site features several historical homes that are available to tour including the 1870 Yates House, which was the home of Reverend Jack Yates, a freed slave and influential member of Houston's Freedman's Town. His great-granddaughter, Martha Whiting-Goddard walks us through the family’s home. Then, go inside the Kellum-Noble House, which used to be a working plantation and was part of the slave trade route. We also explore the Houston Museum of African American Culture, share Juneteenth book recommendations for children and meet the artist behind the ‘Absolute Equality’ Juneteenth mural project, Reginald C. Adams. Then, we introduce you to a local barber using his shop, Chophouse Barber Company, to bring the community together.