The Legacy Motown Revue was a huge hit at the Sunday Concert on the Green.
Band members didn't stay up on the stage (steps), they wandered down to meet the crowd on The Town Green.- Pat and Mike Stenhouse coming off the "dancing stage" during the concert.
- Music fans enjoyed a novel entertainment option on Main Street Friday evening as the Masala Mastee restaurant sponsored an outdoor concert with the Charlotte-based trio Jasmine Lloyd (vocal), James Brock (percussion) and Eric Lovell (sitar) for patron’s dining and listening pleasure. (Bill Giduz photo)
- Music fans enjoyed a novel entertainment option on Main Street Friday evening as the Masala Mastee restaurant sponsored an outdoor concert with the Charlotte-based trio Jasmine Lloyd (vocal), James Brock (percussion) and Eric Lovell (sitar) for patron’s dining and listening pleasure. (Bill Giduz photo)
- Music fans enjoyed a novel entertainment option on Main Street Friday evening as the Masala Mastee restaurant sponsored an outdoor concert with the Charlotte-based trio Jasmine Lloyd (vocal), James Brock (percussion) and Eric Lovell (sitar) for patron’s dining and listening pleasure. (Bill Giduz photo)
- Music fans enjoyed a novel entertainment option on Main Street Friday evening as the Masala Mastee restaurant sponsored an outdoor concert with the Charlotte-based trio Jasmine Lloyd (vocal), James Brock (percussion) and Eric Lovell (sitar) for patron’s dining and listening pleasure. (Bill Giduz photo)
- July 4th in Davidson (Bill Giduz photo)
- July 4th in Davidson (Bill Giduz photo)
- July 4th in Davidson (Bill Giduz photo)
- July 4th in Davidson (Bill Giduz photo)
- July 4th in Davidson (Bill Giduz photo)
- July 4th in Davidson (Bill Giduz photo)
- July 4th in Davidson (Bill Giduz photo)
- July 4th in Davidson (Bill Giduz photo)
- July 4th in Davidson (Bill Giduz photo)
- The Hearts on Fiber knitting group began knitting flowers to honor their late friend Sue Younts. Sunday morning, they gathered on Main Street near where she was killed to create a beautiful memorial to their friend.
- A lot of families came out to celebrate Juneteenth in Davidson.
- Boris "Bo" Henderson spoke about the Brenda Tapia Family Foundation.
- Harold Rice, Executive Director, Ada Jenkins Center thanked all those who attended the first annual Juneteenth Celebration.
- Rising Davidson senior, Chibuike "Chi Chi" Odo shared his spoken word poem. Read that poem below.
- State Senator Natasha Marcus, a former volunteer and staff member at the Ada Jenkins Center, spoke to all those gathered at the Juneteenth Celebration.
- Chandra DuBose shared the spoken word poem "Mother to Son" written by Langston Hughes.
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