11:45 am – Drum Performance – BOSS Drummers and Mo’etts (5th Street)
BIOTECH PLACE (Activities will run from 12 pm – 4 pm)
12:00 pm  – 12:15 pm – Opening Ceremony
12:30 pm – Voices of God’s Children Choir (Spirituals)
12:15 pm – 1:00 pm – Spoken Word Workshop with LB the Poet and Ely B (Auditorium)
1:00 pm – Open Health Awareness Session (Classroom)
1:15 pm  –
-Winston-Salem Fashion Week Preview
-Headcase The Band
-WSSU Cheerleaders
2:00 pm – Open Health Awareness Session- (Classroom)
2:15 pm – 3:00 pm – Spoken Word Workshop with LB the Poet and Ely B (Auditorium)
2:15 pm – Big 4 Choir (Gospel)
3:15 pm – FOCUS (Gospel)

BAILEY PARK (Activities will run from 12 pm – 7 pm)
12:30 – 1:30 pm – Big Ron Hunter (Blues)
4GWL/ 4 God We Lyve Interlude
1:45 – 2:45 pm – Galvin Crisp (Jazz)
Greater Vision Dance African Dance Interlude
3:00 – 4:00 pm – Keith Bryd (Jazz)
4GWL/ 4 God We Lyve Interlude
4:15 – 5:15 pm – DianaTuffin (R&B /Jazz)
Greater Vision Dance African Dance Interlude
5:30 – 6:30 pm – Tony Dove (R&B)
6:30 pm – Oteshea Creative Arts (African Dance)

COMPLETE SCHEDULE AND HIGHLIGHTS- CLICK HERE!

Broadsided – Juneteenth Commemorative Exhibit

On view through June 30th at Delta Arts Center 2611 New Walkertown Road, Winston-Salem

`Broadsided,` an exhibit of North Carolina slave ads to exemplify the humanity of enslaved people. 21st century photos have replaced the depictions of the runaway in the 18th and 19th century broadsides.

Need more information?  336-722-2625    www.deltaartscenter.org

Help Keep African American Cultural Awareness Alive for Future Generations
We provide culturally immersive experiences such as festival, classes, tours and workshops. We believe that the preservation of African American history is important for the progress of our nation.
Give to Triad Cultural Arts and you support the:
Coming Eventz Newsletter | Juneteenth Festival | Black History Programs |
Cultural Tours | Historic Preservation | Dance | Local Artists | Local Musicians

Schedule a tour for your group which highlights the regions cultural diversity! A variety of walking tours and riding tours can be customized to fit your needs!

A variety of tours with a focus on the contributions of African Americans to our society.

• Cultural Tour—Visit art galleries, historic sites, and educational institutions.
• Then & Now – A walk through Innovation Quarter, the former heartbeat of the African American community.
• Historic Homes—Visit sites of existing and former homes of some of the city’s well and unknown citizens.
• Triad Tour—Visit the International Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro and historic sites in High Point.

Great for groups, family reunions, or anyone who wants to get to know the Triad’s African American Legacy – or to get to know it better – this tour will take you off the beaten path — See touchstones of the African American experience!

Full Service Tour – We provide the transportation AND an experienced and knowledgeable Historical Tour Guide!

Step On Bus Tour – You provide the transportation – We provide an experienced and knowledgeable Historical Tour Guide!

For More information to tailor a tour for your group: charry@triadculturalarts.org or 336-336-757-8556