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Program Description
Event Description
Join us for an enlightening event inspired by the groundbreaking documentary High Horse: The Black Cowboy. This program explores the history, culture, and enduring impact of Black cowboys, celebrating stories of resilience, skill, and excellence. The event will feature a dynamic panel discussion with Damon Hopkins, Gabrielle Butler, Steven Butler, and Jakian Parks, accompanied by selected clips from the documentary highlighting pivotal moments and personal narratives. The session will conclude with an engaging Q&A, giving attendees the opportunity to connect directly with the panelists and dive deeper into this rich and inspiring history.
This Metro Library program is in partnership with Oklahoma Cowboys and Monkey's Paw productions. Funding for this program is provided by Kirkpatrick Foundation.
Registration is suggested but not required. Parking is available on city streets or in the Downtown Arts District Garage.