Black Scranton Project

Glynis Johns, CEO of the Black Scranton Project, hopes the organization's annual Juneteenth Jubilee can become one of Scranton's "big three" events. Plus, make some more weekend plans with Haley's Happy Hour.

The Black Scranton Project held its annual Juneteenth Jubilee during the federal holiday. People of all ages roller skated and checked out vendors from across the region.

From film screenings and Super Bowl watch parties to lectures and historical walking tours, the region will celebrate Black history throughout the month.

Black Scranton Project will partner with We Respect and Care (WRC), an organization that supports survivors of sexual abuse, to offer a free community health fair.

February is Black History Month, and the perfect time to enjoy the work of Black authors writing across genres.

Singer, songwriter and pianist John Legend visits Scranton on Sunday, Nov. 3, to campaign for Vice President Kamala Harris.

The Black Scranton Project held its fifth Juneteenth Jubilee in Scranton on Saturday, June 15. Glynis Johns, founder & CEO of the project, opened the celebration around noon. Social justice organizations, education institutions and businesses joined the jubilee.