Celebrating Juneteenth in Tucson
From left: Zariah “Infinite” Antenor, Miriam “Divinity” Antenor, and Wilma “Cosmic” Antenor portion out African rice and beans Friday from Kreyol Con Fuego during the third annual Juneteenth Art Expo at The Drawing Studio, 2760 N. Tucson Blvd.
Guests browse the collection of artwork on display during the third annual Juneteenth Art Expo at The Drawing Studio. The African-centered bazaar included a artwork, jewelry, clothing and the opportunity to try local Pan-African food. The art exhibition and gallery sale continues through June 30.
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