Immerse yourself in Movie Screenings in Conroe, TX showcasing cultural artistic traditions. These events feature performances, exhibitions, and creative expressions that honor heritage while bringing innovative artistic perspectives to the community.
Get ready for the 2026 BIFA Film Fest & Black Gumbo Classic—films, fun, and good vibes all around!
Welcome to the 2026 BIFA Film Festival and Black Gumbo Classic!
Join us for two unforgettabel days celebrating Black storytelling, culture, ereativity, and community.
On Saturday, experience a full day of independent film screenings, filmaker discussions, the Black Gumbo Classic cookng competition, live entertainment, local vendors, and famliy-friendly activities.
Then return on Sunday evening for the elegant BIFA Red Carpet Awards Gala, and inspiring celevration honoring excellence in film, community leadership and cultural preservation.
This year's Galacommemorates the 50th Anniersary of Roots and features special gurst Dr. Mr. Haley-acclaimed author, educator and wife of Pulitizer Prize-winning author Alex Haley. Guest will enjoy an elegant dinner, red carpet arrivals, live entertainment sprocial presentations, and an unforgettable evening of celebrating one of the mosst infuleential stories in American history.
Come celebrate the past, embrace the resent, and help shape the future of Black Indepent cinema.
ifa Red C
Dive into raw stories on Black identity and culture at the Black Is Black Ain't film screening—don’t miss it!
Black Is Black Ain't: Film Screening
Join us for an awesome in-person screening of Black Is Black Ain't! Dive into a powerful film that explores identity, culture, and community in a way that really hits home. It's a great chance to connect, reflect, and enjoy a meaningful story with others. Don't miss out on this unique experience – see you there!
When faith turns into action, the line between purpose and danger begins to blur. The Sermon premieres soon.
Join us for the official premiere of The Sermon, a powerful crime drama exploring the intersection of faith, perception, and consequence. Experience the film on the big screen alongside the cast, crew, and supporters who helped bring this story to life. The evening will include a red carpet experience, exclusive screening, and a celebration following the film.
A local history workshop methodologies used for Bluff City Chinese.
Hear from historian Emerald Dunn as she discusses discovering the history of the Memphis Chinese community and the research methodologies used for Bluff City Chinese. She will also touch briefly on the Arkansas Chinese History Project.
DATE: Thursday, April 16th
TIME: 11:00AM - 12:00PM
LOCATION: DRC (Digital Research Commons), Brown Wing, Room 266-C in the MD Anderson Library, UH campus
ABOUT THE DOCUMENTARY:
Bluff City Chinese follows two Chinese-American storytellers, filmmaker Thandi Cai and elder historian Emerald Dunn, as they uncover the untold history of Chinese immigrants in Memphis, Tennessee. Through personal journeys, community oral histories, and archival research, the film weaves a 150-year tapestry of identity, belonging, and resilience. Set against a backdrop of social and racial tensions, this intergenerational collaboration celebrates the power of storytelling to preserve heritage, bridge divides, and inspire unity for future generations.
Visitors coming from off campus are encouraged to pay for parking in either the East Garage, Elgin Street Garage OR the Stadium Garage.
1) Elgin Street Garage: 4224 Elgin Street
2) Stadium Garage: 3874 Holman Street
3) East Garage – 4233 Martin Luther King Boulevard
A screening of the documentary Bluff City Chinese, which tells the 150-year history of Chinese immigrants in Memphis, Tennessee.
On April 16th, join us for a screening of the documentary, Bluff City Chinese. Sponsored by the the UH Media and the Moving Image Initiative, the Department of Modern & Classical Languages, and UH Center for Public History.
DATE: Thursday, April 16th
TIME: 6:00PM
LOCATION: Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design (Classroom ARC 150), 4200 Elgin St, Houston, TX 77204
ABOUT THE DOCUMENTARY:
Bluff City Chinese follows two Chinese-American storytellers, filmmaker Thandi Cai and elder historian Emerald Dunn, as they uncover the untold history of Chinese immigrants in Memphis, Tennessee. Through personal journeys, community oral histories, and archival research, the film weaves a 150-year tapestry of identity, belonging, and resilience. Set against a backdrop of social and racial tensions, this intergenerational collaboration celebrates the power of storytelling to preserve heritage, bridge divides, and inspire unity for future generations.
Visitors coming from off campus are encouraged to pay for parking in either the East Garage, Elgin Street Garage OR the Stadium Garage.
PARKING VALIDATIONS AVAILABLE TO THE FIRST 15 OFF-CAMPUS GUESTS.
Please see Dr. Melody Li and event coordinators at the event for parking validations.
PARKING VALIDATION IS ***NOT*** AVAILABLE FOR ANY OTHER PARKING LOCATIONS.
1) Elgin Street Garage: 4224 Elgin Street
2) Stadium Garage: 3874 Holman Street
3) East Garage – 4233 Martin Luther King Boulevard
Get ready for the 2026 BIFA Film Fest & Black Gumbo Classic—films, fun, and good vibes all around!
Welcome to the 2026 BIFA Film Festival and Black Gumbo Classic!
Join us for two unforgettabel days celebrating Black storytelling, culture, ereativity, and community.
On Saturday, experience a full day of independent film screenings, filmaker discussions, the Black Gumbo Classic cookng competition, live entertainment, local vendors, and famliy-friendly activities.
Then return on Sunday evening for the elegant BIFA Red Carpet Awards Gala, and inspiring celevration honoring excellence in film, community leadership and cultural preservation.
This year's Galacommemorates the 50th Anniersary of Roots and features special gurst Dr. Mr. Haley-acclaimed author, educator and wife of Pulitizer Prize-winning author Alex Haley. Guest will enjoy an elegant dinner, red carpet arrivals, live entertainment sprocial presentations, and an unforgettable evening of celebrating one of the mosst infuleential stories in American history.
Come celebrate the past, embrace the resent, and help shape the future of Black Indepent cinema.
ifa Red C
Dive into raw stories on Black identity and culture at the Black Is Black Ain't film screening—don’t miss it!
Black Is Black Ain't: Film Screening
Join us for an awesome in-person screening of Black Is Black Ain't! Dive into a powerful film that explores identity, culture, and community in a way that really hits home. It's a great chance to connect, reflect, and enjoy a meaningful story with others. Don't miss out on this unique experience – see you there!
When faith turns into action, the line between purpose and danger begins to blur. The Sermon premieres soon.
Join us for the official premiere of The Sermon, a powerful crime drama exploring the intersection of faith, perception, and consequence. Experience the film on the big screen alongside the cast, crew, and supporters who helped bring this story to life. The evening will include a red carpet experience, exclusive screening, and a celebration following the film.