Marker unveiling for former Masonic Hall kicks off Juneteenth in Snow Hill

Posted 6/2/24

SNOW HILL — The rich history of Snow Hill and its vicinity will be celebrated on Saturday, June 15 through a dual event that pays tribute to the historic Masonic Hall and the significance of …

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Marker unveiling for former Masonic Hall kicks off Juneteenth in Snow Hill

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SNOW HILL — The rich history of Snow Hill and its vicinity will be celebrated on Saturday, June 15 through a dual event that pays tribute to the historic Masonic Hall and the significance of Juneteenth.

The day filled with remembrance, entertainment, and cultural activities begins at 10 a.m. when state and local leaders, residents, and visitors will assemble in front of the Snow Hill Library for the official dedication of the Masonic Hall with a Maryland State Marker.

This acknowledgment underscores the Masonic Hall's crucial role in Snow Hill's history and its lasting importance to the community.

Following that the Juneteenth Celebration will commence at 11 in Byrd Park. This event will offer a variety of activities that display the talents and liveliness of the local community. Attendees can enjoy complimentary food, explore diverse vendor offerings, and engage in thrilling giveaways.

The Juneteenth Celebration will include captivating performances by local artists, musicians, and dancers, highlighting the diverse cultural fabric of Snow Hill. Through music, dance, and art, participants will celebrate the resilience and accomplishments of African Americans while embracing unity and freedom.

The African American Heritage Society of Snow Hill is host for these events, its mission being to foster public awareness and preserve African American history. For more information visit Snow Hill AAHS on Facebook or email snowhillaahs@gmail.com.

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