If you haven’t been to one of their programs, I implore you to attend next year’s. Keep an eye on their social media pages and block the date off on your calendar once it’s announced.

Now for the best part: the pictures. Check out some of my favorites from my work with Miss Juneteenth this year.

Locally owned businesses are a blast to work with.

And what’s even better is working with locally owned businesses I LOVE.

The very first time I went to Crepehaus & El Compadre I was amazed. There aren’t a lot of places where a vegetarian, someone with food allergies, and a person on a special diet can all go and get delicious food without ordering off-menu. But the owners, Jackie, Al, and Marvin, have created a space where that can happen.

Back in March of this year, I hosted my first ever Goddess Retreat. This retreat was designed to help women who were interested in metaphysical practices, witchcraft, energy work, etc. create connections within the community. We provided a safe space for women to learn, ask questions, and talk about these interests without fear of judgement.

Here’s what we did…