The Blue Lights, The Billy Holiday Blues contest winner, and soothing acoustic guitar from the Blues Man. They want to ride the history Trolley, and hear lectures about African-American history, on world famous Pennsylvania Avenue. Collectors come for limited edition artist prints. They come to collect black dolls and buy unusual clocks and commemorative plates. They look for Miss Betsy and her North Carolina style soul food.
Fathers look forward to playing checkers.
Children look forward to Double-Dutch, books by children's authors and the new Juneteenth coloring book, by Vangar publishers. Families want to walk the Walk of Fame. People of all colors show up because Juneteenth welcomes all. On Saturday June 19, we look forward to dance exhibitions, tap-dancers, and step dancing. A family tent, with activity tables for children and adult activities.