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Jubilee Day
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Thursday, June 19 2025

Juneteenth is a federal holiday that commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans. Originating in Texas, it has been observed annually on June 19 since 1865. It is the oldest known celebration of the end of slavery in the United States.

The Jubilee Day Festival is a vibrant celebration that brings together a rich tapestry of culture, history and community spirit. This dynamic event will feature a variety of educational and uplifting performances, including thought-provoking reenactments that bring history to life. Enjoy tantalizing food demonstrations that highlight diverse culinary traditions, while live music, dance and captivating film screenings add to the festival’s lively atmosphere. Whether you’re learning something new, indulging in delicious flavors or enjoying the rhythm of dance and music, the Jubilee Day Festival promises an enriching experience for all ages, celebrating both the past and the present in a fun and interactive way.

Attachments
11:30am - 4:00pm
Hands-On Activities: Paper Quilts
Assist visitors with creating quilts with paper shapes and designs.
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Hands-On Activities: Paper Flowers
Assist guests with creating paper flowers and decorating a display.
1 / 2
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Greeting/Wayfinding
Welcome guests; hand out schedules; assist with wayfinding
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Hands-On Activities: Freedom Bell
Assist guests with creating a paper/cup Freedom Bell to take home.
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Hands-On: Weaving
Demonstrate weaving on exhibit loom; assist guests with weaving activities
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Support
Help staff replenish supplies, direct partners to break room/set ups, assist staff with set up and tear down.
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Lustron House
Make sure guest numbers are under 25 within house; talk about Lustron and 1950s
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Full
Contact the event organizers: Katie Nowack, Valerie Boyer