At Shoreline City Hall - Juneteenth celebration both joyful and serious

Shoreline City Hall hosted its 3rd Annual Juneteenth Celebration, which celebrated community and collective action. The event marked the end of slavery in the United States and featured a range of activities, including music, art, and food. Dr. David Bowman urged participants to take action beyond social media to foster justice. Sheriff Patti Cole-Tindall shared her father's journey from segregated Alabama, highlighting the progress made in her own life.

The celebration showcased performances by the Shoreline Community College Black Student Union and a DJ, creating an energetic atmosphere. Children participated in chalk drawing activities, embodying the spirit of community. The Black Business Marketplace provided delicious food from local vendors, emphasizing support for black-owned businesses. This celebration not only commemorated a significant historical event but also reinforced the community's dedication to ongoing social justice efforts.