

Mission Statement
Because the Black Story is the American Story, let’s gather to celebrate Juneteenth. Juneteenth stands as the quintessential representation of Black American history. A holiday that celebrates the end of enslavement in the United States, but also reminds us that parts of our country’s history are always in peril of being overlooked, edited, or forgotten. This Juneteenth, let’s commit to being part of a community that holds dear, celebrates loudly, and passes on the values of freedom, equity, and education. Whether your family has called Maine home for many generations, or just a few short months, as citizens of Westbrook, we all hold the power to write the next chapter in the American story.
Event Program
*Subject to Change*
WELCOME AND PROCLAMATION
DAVID MORSE - MAYOR
CITY OF WESTBROOK
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
PRISCILA NZOLAMESO
JUNETEENTH MISSION STATEMENT
ADORABLE MAMPUYA
POETRY READING
MAYA WILLIAMS - MAINE’S POET LAUREATE
BLACK HISTORY IN MAINE
LISA JONES
BLACK TRAVEL MAINE
CLOSING STATEMENT
BEATRICE MUCYO - EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
INTERCULTURAL COMMUNITY CENTER
DRUMMING PERFORMANCE
IKIRENGA CY’INTORE
Craft & Food Vendors
If you're interested in being a vendor at this event, contact us below with
your name, email, and a general description of your service
(name of business, what you sell, method of contact, social media).
Food vendors: Per the requirements of the City of Westbrook, all food vendors at this
event need to be appropriately licensed or permitted. If you are not already,
we can direct you to the City Clerk of Westbrook to start the process of getting you
licensed through the city.
