This year, Johnson House Historic Site will host its 16th annual celebration of Juneteenth on Saturday, June 18th from 12pm to 6pm.
We are seeking volunteers the day of the event to help with the following:
- Event set up and take down
- Stage management
- Media management
- Panel discussion orchestration
- Assisting event photographer
- Parking coordination
- "Kids Korner" activities
- Festival information tables
Please respond if interested and we will work out more details through email. Any questions can be directed toward:
Cornelia Swinson: 215-740-8493, director of the Johnson Historic House Site
About Johnson House Historic Site: Johnson House Historic Site, a National Historic Landmark, Underground Railroad Station, and Center for Social Advocacy, represents what everyday people have done and can do to make a difference in their community and beyond. The Johnson House example of historic partnership – between Africans seeking freedom, the abolitionist Johnson family, and other abolitionists – serves as a catalyst to inspire, uplift, and empower current and future generations. As an empathetic community representative that champions challenges directly – and works with and through other established entities – our Center expands serves as “a place to engage the community, facilitate shared conversation, build advocacy, and act to address contemporary issues that negatively impact our communities today.
