THE BLACKEST JUNETEENTH TO EVER JUNETEENTH.

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You already know what time it is–  

   Year three. 

We still outside.

 Still loud.

  Still free. 

And yes, it’s still a Black ass celebration at House of Yes.

📅 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18
🕗 10PM –  ‘til the ancestors say go home
🎟 FREE w/ RSVP | $15 at the door
💸 Donations = love = liberation

We are proud to announce our Juneteenth celebration at House of Yes! Join us for yet another iconic gathering! This night is Black art, Black memory, Black future.

🎶 Sounds by:
@ahighlysensitiveblackwoman
@spinelli.nyc
@iamjayvic
@classicnewwave

Pull up in what makes you feel fine.
Catch the Spirit. Catch a Whine. Catch your Breath—then lose it again.

This ain’t just a party—it’s a portal.

Why do we celebrate JUNETEENTH?

On June 19, 1865, Union General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas, to announce the end of the Civil War and proclaim freedom for the last remaining enslaved African Americans. This was more than two years after President Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation. Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation Day, marks this pivotal moment in American history. Join us in honoring Juneteenth, a joyous celebration of freedom, resilience, and the rich cultural heritage of our African American community.