UPDATE: The Ella Mae Shamblee Library in Fort Worth is set to host an exciting celebration of cowboy culture on January 8, 2026. This urgent community event is part of the festivities for Black History Month, highlighting the contributions of iconic black cowboys like Bill Pickett and Bass Reeves.
Join fellow cowboys and cowgirls for a day of engaging activities, including hands-on crafts and storytelling sessions that bring to life the rich history of the Wild West. This event promises to be a fun-filled experience for all ages, from little buckaroos to seasoned ranch hands.
The celebration kicks off at the library located in the Historic Southside of Fort Worth, creating an opportunity for families to explore the legacy of black cowboys who played pivotal roles in shaping American history. Attendees can expect interactive experiences that will educate and inspire the community while honoring the contributions of these remarkable figures.
This event is not just about crafts; it’s a vital part of recognizing and celebrating cultural history. As part of the library’s mission to engage the community, this event aims to foster understanding and appreciation for the stories that often go untold.
Don’t miss out on this chance to put your boots on the ground and join the festivities. Mark your calendars for January 8, 2026, and prepare for an unforgettable day at the Ella Mae Shamblee Library.
Stay tuned for more details and feel free to share this exciting news with friends and family!
