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Lineage & Legacy

Explore where we come from, what we carry, and what we pass forward.

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Lineage & Legacy brings generations together through art, family history, and conversation. We use creative activities to help participants share stories, ask questions, and connect personal experiences with a larger community history.

From tracing family connections to mapping the places we call home, each experience creates opportunities to express, listen, and learn from one another.


Heritage Offerings

Tree Tracing

Begin with what you know. Explore family connections, organize names and stories, and learn practical ways to continue researching your roots.

Roots & Routes

Use maps, drawing, and conversation to explore the places and journeys that shape our families and communities.

Art & Storytelling

Create family crests, shared lineage trees, and other personal artwork that opens conversation about identity, memory, and belonging.

Workshops & Community Gatherings

Bring a heritage experience to your school, homeschool group, organization, or family gathering. Activities can be shaped around participants' ages, interests, and learning goals.

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Juneteenth Jubilee

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Our annual Juneteenth Jubilee brings children, teens, and adults together to explore Black American history, celebrate freedom, and share family and community stories.

Through creative activities, heritage exploration, and opportunities for conversation, we connect the meaning of Juneteenth with the lives and experiences of the people gathered.

For upcoming event details or ways to participate, get in touch.

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Every family has a place to begin.

You do not need a complete family tree to join us. Start with a name, a memory, a place, or a question.

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