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soul of the southside

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On June 19, 2024, the Soul of the Southside Festival came to life, celebrating Black liberation and ​community with vibrancy and passion. The event attracted 3,700 attendees, offering a rich array of ​performances, art displays, educational programs, food trucks, vendors, family activities, and ​wellness sessions.

Thank you to our crew members, ​volunteers, community partners, ​performers, vendors, food trucks, healers, ​storytellers, DJs, photographers, ​videographers, artists, chefs, educators, ​and FREEDOM FIGHTERS.


Our collective creative power, joy, and ​LOVE poured onto East Lake Street and ​Minnehaha Avenue, igniting our ​LIBERATION.


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Minneapolis residents ​celebrate Juneteenth ​with annual 'Soul of the ​Southside' festival

By Anna Armstrong Star Tribune


Four years ago, this south Minneapolis ​neighborhood was the charred ​epicenter of Minnesota's racial ​reckoning. On Wednesday, residents ​gathered there to celebrate the legacy ​of Juneteenth and Black liberation.

Thousands convened at Lake Street ​and Minnehaha Avenue for the annual ​Soul of the Southside Juneteenth ​Festival. The mission of the event is to ​represent the neighborhood's ongoing ​efforts to create lasting change.


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Soul of the Southside ​Festival spotlights ​Juneteenth celebrations ​in Minneapolis


By Kwot Anwey Mshale


In celebration of Juneteenth, thousands ​gathered on Minnehaha Avenue and ​Lake Street for the Soul of the Southside ​Festival. The goal of the festival was to ​create space centered around ​Blackness, kinship, and community, ​according to the Black-owned creative ​hub, The Legacy Building. The event ​brought south Minneapolis into the ​limelight by exhibiting its Black creativity, ​entrepreneurship, togetherness, and ​persistence.