Even after displacement, hardship, and change, growth continues
About this Event
Through plant therapy and cultural art, guests are invited to reflect on the meaning of roots, resilience, creativity, and growth.
This Juneteenth experience explores the connection between nature, identity, and history through hands-on planting and painting activities inspired by African American and Indigenous artistic traditions.
Guests may follow displayed inspiration pieces or create designs entirely their own, transforming each piece into a personal expression of culture, memory, freedom, and imagination.
🌿 Part 1 — Plant Therapy
Guests:
- choose a plant
- repot it
- discuss symbolism of roots, resilience, migration, healing, and growth
We will lightly speak about:
- herbal traditions
- environmental stewardship
🎨 Part 2 — Cultural Art Painting
Guests paint:
- terracotta pots
OR - mini canvases
Experience will also include:
- herbal teas
- hibiscus drinks
- seed packets
- affirmation cards
- “What keeps you rooted?” wall
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
17-17 Troutman St, 17-17 Troutman Street, Queens, United States
USD 0.00 to USD 76.54








