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Juneteenth events highlight freedom, heritage | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA

In recognition of the fourth official Juneteenth celebration on Wednesday, June 19, the following events are being held throughout the month to recognize and celebrate the holiday in a variety of ways.

Richmond's 2024 Juneteenth Celebration Features Black Book Expo, June 7-9 » The New Journal and Guide

"Elegba Folklore Society presents Juneteenth 2024 in Richmond, featuring the Black Book Expo and a rich cultural celebration honoring African diaspora heritage. From literature displays to ancestral homage rituals, the event offers a vibrant exploration of Black history and identity." #Juneteenth #BlackBookExpo #CulturalCelebration #RichmondEvents #AfricanDiaspora

Celebrating Herstory - Style Weekly

Celebrate Black History Month in Central Virginia

In Central Virginia, there are several events celebrating Black History taking place throughout the month of February.

New collection showcases origins of Egypt at Elegba Folklore Society

"Before There Was Any History, There Was Black History: The Kemet Collection" is now on display at the Elegba Folklore Society in downtown Richmond.

LIST: Black History Month events in the Richmond area

February marks Black History Month and 8News has compiled a list of events near the Richmond area to celebrate.

Celebrate Black History Month in Cenrtal Virginia

In Central Virginia, there are several events celebrating Black History taking place throughout the month of February.

Richmond historians discuss race, history at VMFA event

The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts welcomed dozens of historians – both locally and across the country – over the weekend to discuss Richmond’s Black history and its legacy with

Elegba Folklore Society explores the origin of civilization | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA

Artifacts, photographs and material culture from Egypt, known in antiquity as Kemet, will go on display at the Elegba Folklore Society’s Cultural Center, beginning Friday, Feb. 2, with an opening reception from 5 to 9 p.m.

'Matunda ya kwanza' | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA

Cheick Hamala Diabate (above) performs with the Elegba Folklore Drummers on Saturday, Dec. 30, at the Greater Richmond Convention Center where thousands attended the 33rd Annual Capital City Kwanzaa Festival presented by The Elegba Folklore Society.