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Performances that reflect African American Heritage to include poetry readings, musicians, dancers, choirs, Gospel, Hip Hop, Jazz, Rhythm and Blues!

                                                                    Phase Band                        Envision

Big Four Gospel Choir!     Union Baptist Steppers!    Spoken Word!    Afro Salsa Dance!    Drumming!

View  original artwork by African American artists.  Visit Displays  that will teach about African American history from slavery through the civil right movement to the present!

Novant Community Health Screenings Group

Novant Fit for Life - Blood Pressure Screenings

Non-profits that serve the community will set-up displays to inform participants about their services. 

Vendors sell array of ethnic products from shea butter to African attire.  Enjoy fun foods and treats!

VENDOR INFORMATION

Young people will be educated about African American history

hrough games, displays, crafts and music!

Juneteenth Education Week

Friday, June 18 - 1:00 pm

Juneteenth Storytelling

 Old St. Philips Church 911 S. Church Street in Old Salem, Winston-Salem, NC

Stories of African and African American Moravian Women in Salem, North Carolina

from the 1780s to the late 1800s"

As performed by the Pearls ofWisdom: Keepers of the Culture. 

The Pearls of Wisdom are seasoned, mature storytellers who share stories of

African and African American legacy to honor ancestors through the art of storytelling.

Sunday, June 20 - 12:30 pm

Juneteenth Celebration

 Bethania A.M.E. Zion Church 

2120 Bethania Rural Hall Rd, Winston-Salem

  The Freedman’s Committee invites you to join the Juneteenth Celebration following the morning service.

African Drumming and cultural displays celebrating the African American Heritage in Bethania.

  Need more information?  336-761-8239
 

Sunday, June 20 - 3:00 pm

Juneteenth Worship Service

Old St. Philips Church

911 S. Church Street in Old Salem, Winston-Salem

Speaker - Dr. Cedric Rodney Service will be held in the church where Blacks gathered in 1865 to hear

the General Orders read that the slave population was free. There will be a re-enactment of this historic

event. There will also be free tours of Old St. Philips Church and the reconstructed log church adjacent

to the African Graveyard. Light refreshments will be served.

Juneteenth Sponsors and Supporters

 Union Baptist Church • Winston-Salem Human Relations • Winston-Salem Recreation Dept.

Reynolds American •  Food Lion •  WSNC 90.5  •  Winston-Salem Transit Authority • The Arts Council 

Old Salem Museum & Gardens • Rep. Larry Womble • Coca-Cola • Galilee Baptist Church

 Winston Lake YMCA • Galilee Baptist Church