In partnership with the Boston Ujima Project, enjoy a day packed with excitement, including a zine fair, food vendors, short films, DJ sets by DJ Rayvino and Mez.Wav, and special musical performances by Kei and Miranda Rae. Plus enjoy free admission all day!
The ICA is offering free museum admission all day on June 19, in honor of Juneteenth. Free advanced tickets are required and will be available to reserve beginning on Wed, June 18 at 10 AM.
Admission to Chiharu Shiota: Home Less Home at the Watershed in East Boston is always FREE—tickets are not required for entrance. Water Shuttle tickets have sold out for Juneteenth.
Schedule
Films | 12–4 PM
Barbara Lee Family Foundation Theater, Second Floor
Faith Couch: Keep Looking
Kima Hibbert: Africans With Mainframes
Kearra Amaya Gopee: Ca(R)Milla
Rodney Passé: Where Are The African Gods
Rodney Passé: Salutation – Center Of Attention
Rai Terry: Entering the Beyond
Cameron Teleau & Stephen Lafume: Thrill Tapes #1: Mindset
Kearra Amaya Gopee: an excision spell
Healing | 1–5 PM
Outside
1–3 PM | (Re)Centering Joy by Chanelle John
3–5 PM | Herbalism Practice by Taina Vargas
Workshops | 1–5 PM
State Street Corporation Lobby, First Floor
1–3 PM | Zine-Making led by Gabriel Johnson and Niara Hightower
3–5 PM | Screenprinting led by Midas.BKS
Market | 1–8 PM
Outside
Clothes By Tomo
Earth To Arifa
Emerald City Plant Shop
Saraphym’s Blessings
Sankofa Anacaona Botanicals
The Darkest Healing
The Jewelry Bar
Zine Fair | 1–8 PM
Outside
Bithiah Holton
Guerrilla Magazine
Gabriel Johnson
Pomegranate Art Collective
Hook Press
Ujima Press
Uzu Studio
Music | 5–9 PM
Outside
5 PM | Kei
5:30 PM | Dj Rayvino
7 PM | Miranda Rae
7:30 PM | Mez.Wav
About the Ujima Project
Boston Ujima Project is a democratic, member-run organization building a cooperative business, arts and investment ecosystem. Ujima’s mission is to return wealth to working-class communities of color.
