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Enshrined as a Pennsylvania state vacation since 2019 and a federal one two years later, Juneteenth is a commemoration of June 19, 1865, the date when the Emancipation Settlement was enforced in Texas — greater than two years after it was signed — granting freedom to the state’s remaining slaves.

Regardless of falling on a weekday, there’s no scarcity of all-age choices to have fun this 12 months’s Juneteenth. Nevertheless, be ready for disruptive climate — there’s a risk of night thunderstorms by way of a lot of the week. 

Monday, June 16 

Juneteenth Cookbook Popup (3 to 4 p.m.)

An homage to liberation, Blackness, summer season and good meals, that includes recipes from Watermelons & Crimson Birds by Nicole A. Taylor. At Wynnefield Library.



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