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The festival, which celebrates the abolition of slavery in the United States, was slated to happen Sunday but instead will go online this year.
An Unapologetic Juneteenth takes place Saturday at Mosswood Park.
The store looked like an overflowing attic full of antique finds.
The longest running Juneteenth festival in Northern California was back in South Berkeley on Sunday.
The festival, inaugurated to celebrate the abolition of slavery in the United States, promises live music, dancing, food, health screenings, activities for kids and more.
For over 30 years, Berkeley has held Northern California’s largest Juneteenth celebration.
The blue skies and warm weather drew thousands to Berkeley’s Juneteenth Festival
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