The Brooklyn Children's Museum is set to host its annual Juneteenth celebration on June 19 under the theme 'Still We Rise,' inspired by Maya Angelou. The event, held at Shirley Chisholm Circle in Brower Park, emphasizes community resilience through family-friendly activities, live performances, and workshops. It aims to reflect on the end of slavery while promoting hope and unity. Various partners, including the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music and local librarians, will contribute to the day's programming, which promotes cultural appreciation and shared experiences among attendees.
Atiba T. Edwards, president and CEO of Brooklyn Children's Museum states, 'Juneteenth is about celebrating freedom, family, and the importance of our resilient communities,' emphasizing the event's community-driven spirit.
The themed event, 'Still We Rise,' pays tribute to Maya Angelou’s poem, inviting attendees to reflect on the nation's past while emphasizing hope, justice, and unity.
The day’s activities include performances, workshops, and creative engagements that emphasize culture and community, showcasing various local talents and organizations.
Attendees can enjoy music, dance workshops, storytime initiatives, and hands-on experiences, fostering connections among families and celebrating shared history.
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