The SHM will offer free admission on June 19th for Juneteenth. Reservations are recommended for Juneteenth tours due to limited availability. Tours run at the
Come to the Cayuga Museum on Saturday, June 29 for a very special Creative Explorers Saturday activity! Kristin Asche from Ganondagan State Historic Site will lead a
Join the Cayuga Museum of History and Art for the summer downtown walking tours, exploring the sites and streets in downtown Auburn which tell the
Join Auburn’s Juneteenth celebration at Booker T. Washington Community Center to hear artist and storyteller Vanessa Johnson perform Resist! Stories of African American Struggle and Resistance. Johnson
Juneteenth After Hours Film Series This documentary series, held at Seymour Library in celebration of Juneteenth, will feature films on political activist Angela Davis and
A Film and Discussion Series at Seymour Library Explore Black history and culture during this film and discussion series facilitated by William E. Berry, Jr.
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