Reunion Community Dinner
Blue Triangle has partnered with Houston Black Restaurant Week to revive the tradition of the Reunion Community Dinner, a legacy honoring the center's past. This annual event brings together over 150 guests to enjoy a delightful three-course meal crafted by local Executive Chefs featuring produce from local farms. Held each fall, the dinner serves as a unique opportunity to raise funds for the center while fostering community bonds through shared harvest festivities. Join us for an evening of culinary delights, camaraderie, and support for the Blue Triangle Community Center.
Breakfast with Santa
For over 50 years, the Blue Triangle has shared the Christmas spirit through its co-sponsored "Breakfast with Santa" event held on the first Saturday in December in collaboration with the National Pan-Hellenic Council of Houston. Boys and girls between 18 months and 13 years are invited to participate, treated to a nourishing breakfast, a special visit with Santa, and a delightful gift. The event also features an impromptu talent showcase, adding an extra layer of joy to the festive occasion.
Kwanzaa for the Family
Kwanzaa For The Family” is an annual tradition celebrated at the Blue Triangle Community Center led by passionate board members Lue Ammon Williams and Ruth Ferguson. Supported by the Houston League of Business and Professional Women, this week-long program during the week after Christmas features "KWANZAA Principles," activities, games, entertainment, and wisdom. Local UPS, facilitated by Blue Triangle Friend Roderick Brown, has generously provided backpacks for all attendees, enhancing the community's engagement with this culturally significant celebration. While rooted in African cultures, the program encourages and embraces cultural diversity.
National Senior Citizens Day
Recognizing National Senior Citizens Day on August 21st, the Blue Triangle hosts a vibrant Senior Day filled with fun activities, health education workshops, arts and crafts, cooking and nutrition tips, gardening insights, and interactions with informational vendors. This day provides an opportunity to appreciate and celebrate the achievements and services of our more mature community members. From door prizes to games and more, Senior Day at the Blue Triangle is a joyous occasion, creating lasting memories for the young at heart.
Juneteenth on the 13th
The Blue Triangle Multi-Cultural Association, Inc. (BTMCA) is proud to host "Juneteenth on the 13th: Celebrating History and Legacy." This annual celebration commemorates the declaration of freedom for over 250,000 enslaved African Americans, aligning with a chosen theme. The event encompasses a range of programs, including historical panel discussions, live music showcasing African American influence on society, explorations of Black community art and culinary arts, and a showcase of the Dr. John Biggers mural depicting the heroic survival of African Americans and their contributions to life and education. Join us for an enriching experience as we celebrate Juneteenth at the Blue Triangle
MLK Day of Service
MLK Day of Service holds special significance in volunteerism, symbolizing a collective effort to build the Beloved Community envisioned by Dr. King. At the Blue Triangle Multi-Cultural Center, MLK Day involves volunteer opportunities focused on cleaning and repairing this essential piece of Houston's cultural history. In 2023, the Barbara Bush Literacy Foundation and over 300 volunteers convened to make a positive impact on the center. If you or your corporate group are interested in volunteering, please reach out to us.
Blue Triangle Garden Club
Established in 1937, the Blue Triangle Garden Club of Houston, Texas, stands as the oldest African American Garden Club in the State of Texas. Their objectives go beyond gardening, aiming to stimulate interest in home gardening, encourage civic beautification, and extend opportunities to learn the art of floral arranging and horticulture. The club consists of women passionate about gardening who actively support and participate in various club activities. To learn more about their impactful initiatives, visit their website:
Blue Triangle Quilt Guild
Founded in 2000, the Blue Triangle Quilt Guild is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving African American quilting heritage and traditions. More than just a guild, they strive to promote fellowship among quilters, foster an appreciation of fine design and creativity, and educate members while exhibiting quilts as a timeless art. Their commitment to teaching youth ensures the continued legacy of this art form. Explore their rich world of quilting and learn more about their activities on their website:
Dr. John T. Biggers Day (April 13th)
In honor of Dr. John T. Biggers, a muralist, educator, and Penn State alumnus, the Blue Triangle Multi-Cultural Association (BTMCA) celebrates "Dr. John T. Biggers Day" on his birthday, April 13th. Dr. Biggers dedicated his work to establishing a sense of African American identity and pride through art as reflected in his impactful murals. Join us in celebrating the life, contributions, and artistic brilliance of Dr. John T. Biggers on April 13th.
Family Financial Literacy Class
Strengthen your financial foundation with our Family Financial Literacy Class. Tailored for families, these sessions cover essential topics such as budgeting, savings, investments, and financial planning. Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills needed to make informed financial decisions for a secure future.
