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In honor of Juneteenth, join Monticello for an unforgettable evening of storytelling and music that delves into the heart of the Underground Railroad, the fight for freedom, and the enduring human spirit. This compelling program features acclaimed storyteller Sheila Arnold alongside renowned vocalist Dr. Kathy Bullock and singers from the Jubalo Choir. Together, they weave a powerful tapestry of narratives and melodies rooted in the history of enslaved people’s journey to freedom and the abolitionist movement.

Voices of Freedom invites audiences of all ages to connect with the voices of the past and reflect on the enduring quest for freedom and justice. Through the combined artistry of Sheila Arnold’s storytelling and Dr. Kathy Bullock’s musical direction, “Voices of Freedom” immerses participants in the bravery, struggles, and triumphs of the Underground Railroad era.

Prepare to laugh, cry, and leave inspired as this program reveals the human stories behind the history and highlights the timeless power of community, hope, and perseverance. “Voices of Freedom” is more than a performance; it is a call to remember, reflect, and act in the spirit of liberation and unity.

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In Person, Indoor

Level:

beginner-friendly

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