Juneteenth Celebration at Stanford University
June 4th, 16th and 18th
|Stanford University Redwood City Campus
This Juneteenth, Access Books Bay Area will showcase a display during several celebrations hosted by Stanford University and the City of Redwood City.
Time & Location
June 4th, 16th and 18th
Stanford University Redwood City Campus
About The Event
This Juneteenth, Access Books Bay Area will showcase a display during several celebrations hosted by Stanford University and the City of Redwood City.
The display will highlight Access Books Bay Area’s important mission, provide details about several of the libraries it has created, and offer opportunities for people to support our work. Supporting community Juneteenth celebrations is crucial for us as it aligns with our commitment to diversity, inclusion, and promoting literacy in all communities. Our involvement not only strengthens our ties with the community but also enriches our organizational culture, promoting values of unity, respect, and mutual understanding.
The display will be showcased during the following events:
Visual Arts Opening Exhibit & Appetizers (open to the public)
Tuesday 6/4, 4:00 pm-6:00 pm
Location: Cardinal Hall, Stanford University Redwood City Campus
As the official opening of the Juneteenth art display, which will run through June 6th, attendees will meet several of the artists whose works are displayed. From captivating photography to mesmerizing illustrations, this exhibition celebrates the power of visual storytelling in all its forms.
Special Film Screening (open to the public)
Tuesday 6/4, 5:00 pm-5:30 pm
Location: Cardinal Hall, Stanford University Redwood City Campus
In collaboration with the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture, there will be a screening of “Rising: The Hall of Negro Life,” a documentary about how the creation of the Hall of Negro Life at the 1936 Texas Centennial at Fair Park ignited the civil rights movement in America. The screening will be conducted in conjunction with the Juneteenth Art Exhibition.
Juneteenth Cooking Demo with Award-Winning Stanford Chefs (open to the public, registration is required)
Chef Terry Braggs and Chef William Montagne will craft a variety of delectable dishes deeply rooted in the Black culinary tradition.
- Sunday, June 16 @ 2 pm: Downtown Library Community Room (limited seating, please register)
- Tuesday, June 18 @ 1 pm: Stanford Campus in Redwood City & live-streamed (limited seating, please register)
To view a full list of events, please visit the following sites:
- www.redwoodcity.org/departments/library/juneteenth
Learn more about Access Books Bay Area at www.accessbooksbayarea.org