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2008 |
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RACINE |
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June
14, 2008 - Racine Public Library - Emmy award
winning storyteller Bobby Norfolk performs "The Story
of Henry 'Box' Brown and Other Tales of Ordinary People
Doing Extraordinary Things". Racine Public Library,
75 Seventh St., Racine, WI Saturday, June 14; 2-3 p.m.
Girl Scouts in attendance may earn a badge for African
American History. Children will take home an activity
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2007 |
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EAU CLAIRE |
06/17/07 - UW Office of Multicultural Affairs -
Sunday, June 17th, 1-9pm. We have a full day of
activities planned at the new Phoenix Park in downtown
Eau Claire (corner of Madison St. & Riverfront Terrace),
including kids activities, live music and djs, speeches,
and free food. Proclamations and other speeches will
take place around 4:00pm.
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MADISON |
June
16th - Kujichagulia MCSD - Saturday, June 16,
2007 Penn Park on Madison Southside. 10:00 a.m.
Parade (655 W. Badger Rd) 12:00 Celebration begins
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2005 |
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MILWAUKEE |
June
18, 2005 -
Northcott
Neighborhood House
34th Annual Juneteenth Street Festival
Held on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive between West
Center and Burleigh Streets. From 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Food, Music, Parade and Fun |
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MADISON |
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Nehemiah Corporation - This year the Celebration
will be held on Saturday, June 18, 2005 at Penn Park
beginning at 11:00 a.m. Our seventh annual
parade will begin at 10:00 a.m. on the FOL Church
parking lot at 655 W. Badger Rd.
Madison has been celebrating this significant historical
event since 1990. Madison’s Juneteenth Planning
Committee each year develops programming to educate the
overall Madison community on the historical
accomplishments and contributions of Americans of
African decent. For the past 15 years the
Juneteenth Day Celebration has been a catalyst for
showcasing and promoting the rich heritage of our
community both past and present through various artistic
genres. We provide an arena for this expression
through the different components of the celebration:
Main Stage, Heritage, Church, Youth, Health, Financial
and Teens. Each component is housed in a
vividly decorated tent. |
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