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Tony Aiello Report on TLPC Juneteenth 2023 at City Hall – History Out Loud!
New Rochelle Puts On Juneteenth Celebration Worthy Of The Holiday
by Jeff Edwards, Patch Staff The city becomes a stage with performances as unique as the varied venues in honor of our newest federal holiday. NEW ROCHELLE, NY — New Rochelle is once again pulling out all the stops for Juneteenth celebrations this year. The Lincoln Park Conservancy (TLPC), a 501c3 organization, has been partnering […]
The Joe Piscopo Show – Celebrating New Rochelle
Lincoln Ave
In February of 2020 TLPC mounted an exhibit at the City Hall Rotunda Gallery of New Rochelle entitled, Lincoln Avenue Corridor Retrospective. The Exhibit traced the history of the Black community in New Rochelle from the early 1900’s through the 1960’s, and included early Black business associations, entrepreneurs, artists, educators, schools and community members. A […]
Quest for Justice
In 2021, The Lincoln Park Conservancy commemorated the 60th anniversary of the Lincoln School Decision with a series of programs entitled Quest for Justice – A 60-Year Commemoration of the Lincoln School Decision. The kickoff for the programs was streamed LIVE on Facebook in January of 2021 and reached over 4,000 people. Participants in […]
Attorney with Capital Region ties remembered for desegregation work
Juneteenth Celebration 2021
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Juneteenth Celebration 2022
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New Rochelle Juneteenth Interview with Linda Tarrant-Reid
Posted on May 24, 2022 by ArtsWestchester Aaron: How did Juneteenth in New Rochelle first come together? Linda Tarrant-Reid:Last year we went to the City of New Rochelle to ask them if they would partner with us to do a Juneteenth celebration. They thought it was a great idea. The year before, they had done a flag raising […]