06/19/2026
Behind every great performance is a great story.
As we reflect on Juneteenth - a holiday of liberation, resilience, and community - we celebrate the diverse voices featured in Apollo's VENTURE concert. The final program of our American Story season highlighted the inspiring journey of Shirley K. Price, who overcame racial and physical barriers to become a leader in diversifying NASA and the American space program. Her story was brought to life through new music by John Cornelius, longtime professor at Prairie View A&M University, established in 1876 as the first state-supported college for Black Americans in Texas.
VENTURE featured a powerful conversation with Shirley K. Price, Ed.D., followed by the world premiere of Hidden Figures: Shared Orbits by Mark Buller and John Cornelius.
Today, we honor the resilience, achievements, and contributions of Black Americans whose stories continue to inspire future generations.