The Anderson Center for the Arts and the 5th Ward Cultural Arts District are proud to partner with Miller Outdoor Theatre for the Wells Fargo Presents Juneteenth Culture Fest, a free celebration of Black culture, art, and music.

A Night of Timeless Sound

The evening will feature a headline performance by the legendary Maze “The Music is Forever” alongside the incomparable Chanté Moore, delivering an unforgettable blend of classic soul, smooth R&B, funk, and neo-soul. This is a night of love, legacy, and music that moves the soul.

A Pop-Up Art Gallery Curated by Houston’s Own

Alongside the live performances, attendees will experience a special pop-up art gallery co-presented by the Anderson Center for the Arts and the 5th Ward Cultural Arts District, curated by Allison Retina Stewart-Creeks and Keda Sharber. Selected works from Houston’s open-call submission process will be featured, spotlighting the depth and beauty of Black art across the city.

About 5th Ward Cultural Arts District

Houston’s Historic 5th Ward community is one large masterpiece — a place where art is a way of living, from its food, music, and sculpture to its iconic gathering spaces. The 5th Ward Cultural Arts District, centered along Lyons Avenue, is a living cultural arts district and a center of African American history and culture, rooted in the belief that art is democratic, accessible, and essential to community life. Learn more at 5thwardarts.com.