June 19: 4th Annual Cambridge Juneteenth

The image is an announcement for the "4th Annual Cambridge Juneteenth" event, with the theme "Juneteenth: A Legacy to Share." Here are the key details from the image: Event Name: 4th Annual Cambridge Juneteenth Theme: Juneteenth: A Legacy to Share Date: Thursday, June 19th, 2025 Time: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Activities: A family day of fun, music, food, performances, and more. Schedule of Events: 10:00 am: Parade - Departs from Massachusetts Ave & Pleasant St. All are welcome to walk in the parade. 10:30 am: Celebration - Riverside Press Park (Blackstone St) 4:00 pm: Conclusion - Event concludes. Additional Information: The event is free! Attendees are encouraged to reserve a ticket on EventBrite to get a free gift. Want to get involved? You can become a Vendor, Sponsor, or Volunteer. Contact Us: (617) 468-8366 or cambridgejuneteenthcommittee@gmail.com

Cambridge Juneteenth: A Legacy to Share Come celebrate the 4th Annual Cambridge Juneteenth! This family day promises fun, music, food, and performances. History Cambridge will be tabling at this event – we’d love to see you there! Thursday, June 19, 2025 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM 🎉 We had a wonderful time at the 4th…

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