Pamphlet describing the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters, including a list of the board of director members.

Program for Tell Pharaoh, a play written by Loften Mitchell and directed by Curtis King. The program includes a list of cast members which includes from where each member came.

Program for the play Blues on 125th Street, which was written by Bob Ray Sanders, directed by Curtis L. King, and performed by the Third World Players, a performance troupe associated with the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters. The play was sponsored by the Alpha Xi Omega Human Resources AKAdemy, Inc. of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, and it was performed on November 19, 1978 at the Dallas Convention Center Theater.

Program for The Party, a reception for an author who will attend the celebration and will be autographing books.

Program for the play All God's Chillun, performed by the Third World Players and written by Curtis L. King. The program includes a list of various performers who are involved in the play and the titles of their songs.

Program for A Time to Build, a play written by Bob Ray Sanders and directed by Curtis L. King. The program contains a list of cast members, including Carol Parks, Shawn Blanton, Harold Powell, General Hambrick, Yvonne Grant, John Godfrey, Charles Hillman, Vicki Washington, Averil Royal, Patricia Hart, Deborah W. Godfrey, Artis Lang, and Sondra J. Magruder, as well as other background cast members.

Program for Legacy: From Renaissance to Revolution which was written by Rosalynd "Roz" White, who also starred in the production. The play was directed by Tracie Jenkins and performed on May 21-23 and May 28-30 at the Apollo Theatre in New York City. The performance included the performers Bessie Smith, Pearl Bailey, Billie Holiday, Sarah Vaughn, Nancy Wilson, and Aretha Franklin.

Program for No Place to Lay My Head, a play written, directed, and produced by Michael Matthews and Gary Smith. The play includes performers Reverend Rance Allen, T. K. Carter, Cheryl Pepsii Riley, Kene Holliday, Kitra Williams, and Shawn McLemore. The program lists the order of events of the performance, and it also provides short biographies for each of the cast members. The front of the program contains an illustration of a man slumped forward as he sits on a bench.

Program for an exhibition event featuring a few select composers on April 25, 1977 at the Dallas Theater Center. The program provides information about the composers and the schedule of the event.

A pamphlet describing the history, purpose, and objectives of the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters.

A flyer for the play Blues on 125th Street, which was written by Bob Ray Sanders and directed by Curtis L. King. The flyer contains a brief synopsis of the play, as well as information on the the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters and the cast of the production.

A pamphlet for the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters. This pamphlet includes information on the organization, notable members, and the Third World Players.

Program for the 50th Birthday Celebration of the Late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. which was held on January 15, 1979 at the Thanks-giving Square Chapel in Dallas, Texas. The program lists the order of events at the celebration, as well as provides a script for the memorial service and a list of members of the Black Academy of Arts and Letters which hosted the event.

Program for the plays Wicked Ways, written and produced by Michael Matthews. The cast included Alyson Williams, Sheila Hutchinson, Curb Gardner, Loren Harper, Thomas Dorsey, Michael Brown, Keith Staten, Marvie Wright, Vicki Holland, Camilla Singleton, Jeannie Lyles, Gena Johnson, Kenlyn Hooks, and Denise Foxx.

Program for the Third World Players One in Mission arts convocation, which was held October 13-14, 1978 at the Crestmoore United Methodist Church.

Program for An Evening of Music, which took place on April 22, 1979 at the Mount Olive Baptist Church in Fort Worth, Texas. The program includes the order of events at the performance, as well as lists the singers involved. This event was directed by Curtis L. King.

Program for the First Annual Medal of Merit Awards Banquet held on June 30, 1979 at the Downtown Heraton Hotel. The program lists Ernest E. Andrews, Darryl Bernard Sneed, Imani Pamoja, Sheldon McFee Bolden, Demetris Harrison, and Louie White as the award recipients.

A pamphlet regarding information on the Black Academy of Arts and Letters. The organization has various sub-organizations regarding dance, theatre, and other arts.

Program for the Barbershop play, written, directed, and produced by Shelley Garrett and sponsored by Pro-Line. The program includes a short biographical paragraph about Garrett, an advertisement for Pro-Line, and lists the cast members. The cast lists Patrick Amos, Benn Bell, Darryal Ewing, Asante Jones, Billy Jones, Ptosha Storey-Jones, Renee Micheal, Darrell Theirry, Aurora Threats, and Louis "Da Wolf" White.

Program for the 1st Medal of Merit Annual Awards Banquet for the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters. The program contains the menu for the evening, as well as the order of events for the banquet.

A flyer for the One in Mission arts convocation held on October 13-14, 1978 at the Crestmoore United Methodist Church and hosting artists Beah Richards and B. F. Maiz.

Program for Expression of a People, directed by Nedra P. James and sponsored by the Office of Cultural Affairs of the City of Dallas, Neiman-Marcus, and the Dallas Summer Musicals. The front of the program contains an illustration of an African American family by Leo and Diane Dillon. This performance included performers Billie Kerl Roberts, Linda Searight, and Gale Washington Tyler.

Program for the play of Tell Pharaoh which was written by Loften Mitchell, performed by the Third World Players, and produced by the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters. The program lists the musical numbers as well as the various cast members.

Pamphlet about the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters, including the organization's goals, projects, and artists involved.