Join the Boston Juneteenth Committee and the National Center of Afro-American Artists for the 3rd Annual Juneteenth Emancipation Celebration. Emancipation address by Harvard University Professor Charles Ogletree, inspiring presentations for youth and adults, educational and artistic activities for children and music, food and fun for all!
Wednesday, June 19, 2013, 4pm
Musuem of the National Center of Afro-American Artists
300 Walnut Ave
Roxbury, MA 02119
Children (Ages 0-5), Children (Ages 6-12), Teens (Ages 13-18), Young Adults (Ages 20-34), Adults, College Students, Seniors, Families, Businesses, Visitors
Nelson Mandela Day is an international day of service dedicated to continuing the South African leader’s legacy of working to improve the lives of others. On July 18, Mandela’s birthday, individuals are encouraged to donate 67 minutes of their time to a favorite charity or their local community to honor the 67 years Mandela spent fighting for the rights of others.
This workshop will provide assistance with online job applications. Bring your resume saved on a flash drive and a job that you would like to apply for. Some job search help will be provided.
This community meeting is for the purpose of discussing how the City of Boston is preparing a new citywide Open Space Plan for the years 2015 to 2021. As part of this effort, the Boston Parks and Recreation Department has developed a questionnaire to enable the public to provide valuable input about their park use and preferences. We will be introducing the questionnaire at the community meetings.
Farm fresh food right in your own backyard, check out the numerous Farmers' Markets spread out across Dorchester. Click on "More Information" to visit each market's website. 
On Monday June 17th The Boston Black Theater Collective of the William Monroe Trotter Institute is presenting a reading of Charles Fuller’s Pulitzer Prize winning drama, A Soldier’s Play. The event is free and open to the public so please come by and support local works at the Strand and the Trotter Institute, an Upham’s Corner ArtPlace partner.
Come to the largest picnic of the summer in Franklin Park! and celebrate the emancipation of the last remaining slaves in the United States.
