This poster created by an art student for the annual Voertman Award Competition and Exhibition depicts a tractor harvesting the year's crop. The colors are red, yellow, gray and black. The juror is listed on the poster as Ron Gleason, Director of the Tyler Museum of Art.

Flyer for a roller skating party hosted by the Dallas Gay Political Caucus on May 18th, 1977 to support the Miami Gay Community after public remarks by Anita Bryant, who was known at the time for her anti-gay statements.

Hand-drawn flyer to advertising Jimmy Carter's appearance at the Alamo, with drinks, beer, and a meal included in the $20 price for bus tickets. John J. Herrera and Angel Z. Fraga are listed as the contacts.

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Flyer for the instrumental performance of God's Trombone, which was written by James Weldon Johnson and adapted and directed by Curtis L. King. The flyer details the main performers and a few production details.

A flyer advertising the play 'Be Careful What You Pray For,' which was written by Lisa Garrett Reynolds and produced by the Black Academy of Arts and Letters at the Dallas Convention Center Theatre Complex on March 18, 19, and the 21-26, year unknown. The play included actors Cuba Gooding Sr., Shirley Murdock, David Peaston, Clyde R. Jones.

A flyer advertising the brown bag lunch series hosted by the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters at the Dallas Convention Center Theatre Complex in an unknown year. This brown bag lunch featured an African American drummer group called Irungu Bakari and Company.

A flyer for the play Heaven I Need A Hug, written by Kendrick D. Young, and performed January 19-24 in an unknown year at the Granville Arts Center. The play was performed by Sheree Whitfield, Dave Hollister, and Tony Grant. A photo of two of the actors are on the front of the flyer.

Poster for the play Blues on 125th Street, performed by the Third World Players, written by Bob Ray Sanders, and directed by Curtis L. King. The play was performed on November 19, 1978 at the Dallas Convention Center Theater.

A poster for the performance of Our Heritage, a play produced by the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters and performed by a branch of the Academy called the Third World Players. The play was performed May 18-20, 1979 at the Hall of State Building in Fair Park.

A flyer for the play God's Trying to Tell You Something, produced by the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters and performed on December 31-January 4 during an unknown year at the Dallas Convention Center Theatre. The play featured actors such as Douglas Miller, and Daz Patterson. Contributing members of the production include Delilah Rashell Williams, Edwin Hawkins, Dennis Rowe, and Renda Pettis.

Poster for the annual book fair sponsored by the Fort Worth, Texas section of the National Council of Jewish Women, as noted on the front of the poster. The full poster text reads: "THE 21st YEAR BOOK FAIR, MARCH 11 - MARCH 19, At the Lena Pope Home, corner of Hulen and West Freeway (I-20). Sponsored by Ft. Worth Section of the NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN. All kinds of books for sale at nominal prices, proceeds for TARRANT COUNTY COMMUNITY PROJECT. Deposit your used books in barrels located throughout the city."

Poster advertising a concert by Alvin Crow and the Pleasant Valley Boys on September 9, 10, and 11, 1975, at Bigger Than Dallas Club, Lubbock, Texas. Poster by artist Micael Priest features black and white illustrations of Alvin Crow, "Dynamite Diana", "The Texas Kid", and a tour bus driving down a Texas highway. A caption at the top of the poster reads, "Country music for dancin and romancin, guaranteed to put a tear in yer beer!"

Poster created and signed by Steve Brooks in 1970 that advertises the Delany & Bonnie & Friends concert. It includes a list of the special guest acts and other information about the concert, with an illustration of a band playing music in a treehouse.

Poster that advertises the Illinois Speed Press concert. It includes a list of the guest acts and other information about the concert, with an illustration of two men greeting one another.

Poster that advertises a Willie Nelson concert as part of the "Texas Tennis-Shoe Tour" in 1976. It includes an illustration at the top of the band in the back of a semi trailer being pulled by a shoe.

Poster for the Willie Nelson Asleep At The Wheel concert in 1977 as part of the Oakland 1st Annual Country Western Jamboree. It includes a close-up illustration of Nelson's head, with images of band members playing around him.

Poster for Willie Nelson's 4th of July picnic held on Labor Day, September 2, 1973.

Flyer for the Free Angela Davis Rally & Dance on May 23, 1971 in the La Villita Assembly Building in San Antonio, Texas. There is a photo of Angela Davis in the center of the flyer and the speakers and admission information is listed below the photo.

Poster created and signed by Steve Brooks that advertises the Shiva's Head Band concert. It includes the guest act and other information about the concert, with an illustration of a bearded man with an image of a crowd of people in his head.

Poster for the St. Valentine's Day Willie Nelson concert on February 14, 1975. At the center of the poster, there is an illustrated image of Nelson, in the bottom of a red heart, with red stripes behind the text below.

Poster for the Honeysuckle Rose movie starring Willie Nelson, with a border of film reel holes. It includes an illustrated image of Nelson's head, surrounded by musicians and images.

Flyer for the Kwanzaa Ball, sponsored by the Ayubu Kamau Sacred Afrikan Drum and Dance Society and the Black Academy of Arts and Letters. The ball was on December 29 of an unknown year at the Dallas Convention Center Theatre Complex.

A flyer for the Lover's Holiday Show and Bunch which featured performers Alex Bugnon, Eric Gable, and Keith Anderson, and it was produced by the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters and One Way Entertainment. The event was on February 16th in an unknown year at the Dallas Convention Center Theatre.