Beyond Juneteenth

06/18/2026

A WORD FROM Cemanahuac Cenyelistli Danza Mexica ~ " Before the civil war, emancipation proclamation and the 13th amendment, Mexico was a crucial refuge for those wanting liberty.
When the US proposed treaties to return those former slaves to them we turned them down.
The oppression and racial inequality still continues. We are the prayers of our ancestors and we need to be just as strong to continue our culture and lineage.
We hope to see you at the Beyond Juneteenth Celebration at the Delaware Art Museum on Thursday at 5:20Pm

06/16/2026

06/15/2026

This is what we are talking about!!!

06/15/2026

We are wearing all white for Beyond Juneteenth as a visual statement of unity, peace, and continued reflection as we honor our path to freedom beyond one day

06/12/2026

Spreading love.

06/18/2025

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One thing I truly love about hosting the Beyond Juneteenth at the is that, rain or shine, we are still going to be venerating, appeasing, and celebrating our ancestors, communally.

The venue is so expansive and beautiful that even the rain has been accounted for. The indoor layout is already mapped out, so we won’t miss a single drumbeat.

Please don’t let the blessing of the rain (water from heaven) hold you back. During this tense political season and all tupes of societal events causing a divide among humanity, this festival l is exactly what we need. We need the divine assistance of those whose sacred job it is from the beyond to help guide our steps.

Vendors, please arrive afterer 4pm tonight or by 1pm on Thursday and thank you to all of you who support the mission of tbia festival. I love you.

06/16/2025

The 6th Annual Beyond Juneteenth Festival is not your average celebration.

Happening during Sculpture Garden Happy Hours at the which is just warm enough to enjoy the season, and cool enough to go deep.

This is not just entertainment. It’s a live Egbe Egungun Festival that calls spirit forward and leads with facts.
“Delaware didn’t abolish slavery until 1901.”
Let that sink in.

Juneteenth wasn’t about freeing slaves. Many of us were already free. We were victims of genocide, not property.We come together to remember, to educate, and to awaken spiritual faculties the traditional way.

✨ Featuring:
• Egungun Offering led by Orisa Funmilayo + Iyanifa .obara
• Historic truth by Baba Hamin
• Dance by
• Story + Soul from +
• Drums by
• Music by +
• Hosts: +
• Live broadcast by WJVS Radio

🗓️ Thurs June 19 | ⏰ 4–8 PM | 🎟️ Free
📍Delaware Art Museum
🔗 Register + Vendor Link in bio

Bring your people, your memory, lawn chairs and blankets and an appetite! Food by