Greensboro Juneteenth Film

With so much unrest and high emotions, we felt a need to revive the Juneteenth Arts Celebration, however, since COVID-19 is still a threat to the community and limited time, the company decided to produce a short film to educate and entertain the community.
The film will feature a handful of artists: Vanessa Ferguson, Royal Expressions Contemporary Ballet, and Dr. Zitty Nxumalo. All the artists are residents of Greensboro. The project was filmed Wednesday, June 10, 3 - 5 pm at the Historic Magnolia House which provided safe lodging for African American entertainers during the segregation era. The film will include the Juneteenth story, the Historic Magnolia House story, artistic expression of dance, music, and spoken word, and an introspective on what freedom means in 2020.
The final product will be informative, entertaining, and healing. The entire Greensboro community will benefit from watching it as we all seek healing and reconciliation in our varying ways during this time.
Suggested donation:
$1-$25 per view
$5-$50 per share
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