The NRG Stadium was packed with occupants on March 7, in celebration of Black Heritage Day at Rodeo Houston. The big event honored the continued contributions of African Americans to Western culture, highlighting the history and legacy of Black cowboys with activities and performances throughout the day.

The Houston Rodeo kicked off its first day with a rogue cow escaping and running away. The cow is headed northbound toward Old Spanish Trail, the Houston Police Officers' Union posted on X. "Houston,

The Houston Rodeo's Black Heritage Day on March 7 will feature a full schedule of events, including the Junior Breeding Gilt Show, Brangus and Brahman Bull Shows, and a Talent Showcase in the morning.

One black-owned vendor is back for another year of Black Heritage Day at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Co-owner, Sidney Spencer speaks on what this day at RodeoHouston means to him.

The committee was founded in 1933, and the legacy and vision of the late Howard Middleton still lives on through a series of day-long events.

Great Day Houston Honoring Black Heritage Day with Smoky Goodness from Harlon's BBQ at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo