From the Trail to the Page: Our Story in the Smithsonian
From tea parties to trails, from runways to waterfalls — the Culture Queens journey is now part of Smithsonian history. What began as a space for healing has become a nationally recognized cultural movement.
Founder Earns Leadership Certification to Advance Culture Queens' Rural Impact
Our founder, Jennifer Michelle, has completed the NC Rural Center’s Homegrown Leaders Program—an intensive leadership training designed to support changemakers in rural North Carolina. This milestone equips Culture Queens to deepen our impact and expand our mission right here in Richmond County.
Charlotte observer
Culture Queens Outdoors featured in Charlotte Observer article on women’s empowerment and outdoor events.
LEVEL 21 News
Beyond the runway, Queens March also provided a platform for local artists, musicians, and performers to showcase their talents, adding an extra layer of excitement and energy to the event.
WCNC TV BHM
Culture Queens March prepares to celebrate women’s history month as we close out Black History Month.
Asc supports queens march
Culture Queens receive $20,000 grant for Queens March celebration to be hosted at the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art.
Great Trails
A fireside chat and a waterfall hike: celebrating women's empowerment and natural wonders
PBS Special Clip
Culture Queens Outdoors featured in PBS NC: Ten to Try: Trails, Uwharrie National Forest
QcityMetro
I started Culture Queens because we are defying stereotypes about Black people outdoors.
Queens March is Everyday Runway Approved
The Queens March is Everyday Runway Approved! Watch now and join in the celebration.
Testimonials
“This is the group I needed and I didn’t even know it.”
Queens Retreat Attendee
Listen UP: Queens March Interview
Jennifer Michelle talks Queens March with Francene Marie.
Queens and the Emerald Affair
The Culture Queens are in the Emerald Affair as models, designers, artists and performers.
