| View the video - Richard Haynes, UNH Assoc Dir Admissions, "What Does Juneteenth mean to Me?" | |
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Afrofuturism - Exploring Justice Through Beauty June 5 - 2-3pm, Disscussion: Black Authors, SAACC, Portsmouth June 5, 6-7:30pm, Electric Voices, Octavia Butler, Green Acre Baha'i Center, June 12, 2-3pm, Black Comic Books and Superheroes, SAACC June 25, 9am-4pm, Art Workshop with Richard Haynes, SAACC |
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African Americans and the 54th Massachusetts Infantry regiment Memorial View original sculpture and hear the story of the creation of the first public monument to depict African Americans with dignity. This program led by Doctoral Candidate Dana Green, and Newton Rose, lead interpretive ranger at the park will bring together African American history, art, and poetry. Event sponsored by Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire and Saint-Gaudens National Historic Park |
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Workshop - The Art of Erasure: Gone But Never Forgotten Event sponsored by Black Heritage Trail of NH, 3S Artspace, and Portsmouth Music and Arts Center Registration is required, click here for additional information June 20, 8:00am, People's United Bank, Portsmouth, participants are invited to join the general public in painting the final street design. |
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Bearing Witness: Black Art in Public Spaces Presenters: Event sponsored by Black Heritage Trail New Hampshire, and New England College |
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The Howard Gospel Choir: "Let It Shine" Students, alums and community members from Howard University, will perform Christ-centered music as means of healing and empowering communities. Event sponsored by Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire and the Music Hall |
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Exeter Arts & Music Fest |
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Uproar: A Celebration of African American Creativity Uproar (Theater for the People) is a high-energy interpretative dance performance that introduces audiences to the unique lineages of African American dance and demonstrates how enslaved people used dance as a vehicle for communication, self-expression and joy. Event sponsored by Black Heritage Trail of NH and Theater for the People |
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New Hampshire Master Chorale Concert will feature remarks from Samantha Searles from Black Lives Matter, and works from Joel Thompson and Franz Joseph Haydn
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Juneteenth Block Party Food, music, arts, performances Click here for more information coming soon
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UNH Library - Juneteenth Resource Guide Learn more about the history of this important date. The National Museum of African American History and Culture has curated a special digital collection for people to learn more about the holiday, the history and the meaning behind it.
Learn more about The National Museum of African American History and Culture |
