Historic Stagville offers Emancipation Tours leading up to the annual commemoration of Juneteenth. The tours explore the detailed history of emancipation on one of North Carolina's largest plantations.
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Join Tryon Palace for The Journey to Juneteenth celebration at the NC History Center. Travel this journey with Sauuda Eshe through songs, recitation, and historical data to understand why Juneteenth should be embraced and celebrated.
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Kick off your weekend with the live, in-person concert Juneteenth Joy: A Celebration of Freedom and Gospel Music at the
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Join the NCMA to celebrate Black culture, wear iconic 1960s fashions, and remember the music as people fought for civil rights in the United States.
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In commemoration of Juneteenth, the North Carolina State Capitol will host Juneteenth themed tours focused on the stories of the enslaved African Americans whose skill and labor constructed and maintained the Capitol.
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The theme for the Capital City Juneteenth Celebration is “Preserving the Past, Moving it Forward.” Bring your lawn chairs and blankets to enjoy an afternoon of entertainment, family activities, vendors and food on Harvey Hill and the Chapel Event Center at Dix Park!
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The 17th Annual North Carolina Juneteenth Celebration will take place on Saturday, June 18, 2022, and Sunday, June 19, 2022, in Durham, NC, presented by Spectacular Magazine and Triangle Cultural Awareness Foundation.
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Join your North Carolina Symphony in a celebration of the contributions of African-American musicians and composers to our American musical heritage, featuring music by Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, William Grant Still, and North Carolina Symphony Composer-in-Residence Anthony Kelley.
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Each year, The Juneteenth Festival of The Carolinas celebrates the end of slavery, and the African American community is taking the opportunity to come together to reflect and remember the historical event.
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Celebrate Juneteenth with Triad Cultural Arts, Inc. for a day of family Fun! Celebrating freedom and the will to be free.
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