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

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.

LIST: Black History Month events in the Richmond area - Vimarsana News

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.

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

'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.

Spreading the spirit of Kwanzaa. CBS 6 helps their efforts - Vimarsana News

Spreading the spirit of Kwanzaa. CBS 6 helps their efforts

Richmond’s Cultural Ambassador, the Elegba Folklore Society will present the 2023 Capital City Kwanzaa Festival on Saturday, December 30.

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Run Richmond 16.19 more than doubles in size in second year - Vimarsana News

Run Richmond 16.19 more than doubles in size in second year

As she absorbed Richmond’s history of enslavement and resistance, Lydia Jennings envisioned how an event like Run Richmond 16.19 would translate to her native American Southwest and its treatment of