Gather your friends and family and spend the day with us at the 11th Annual Family Reunion Music Festival!

Proceeds from this event benefit the Racine Literacy Council and non-perishable food donations help to support the Racine County Food Bank!

Saturday, June 29, 2019 | 2pm-10pm
Johnson Park Pavilion | 6200 Northwestern Ave. Racine, WI 53406
$10 or $8 with 2 Non-Perishable Food Items
4 Food Tickets and 1 Drink Ticket Included with Paid Admission
Children 6 & Under Free (Will Need To Purchase Food/Drink Tickets)

2:30-3:00: John Worrell (folk guitarist/singer)
3:00-3:15: Kenyatta “The Lyrical Lioness” Turner (poetry)
3:15-3:45: Liamani Sings & Anaya Segura (pop singer/guitarist)
4:00-4:30: Jeremy Scott (jazz)
4:45-5:15: Sandee Jean (r&b/neo-soul)
5:15-5:45: Drum Circle
5:45-6:15: Babygzus (hip-hop)
6:30-7:00: Frequency Hop (jam/fusion)
7:00-7:30: J-Scribe the Journeyman (hip-hop/spoken word)
7:30-8:00: Nick Ramsey & The Family (poetic funk)
8:00-8:30: Illuminati Congo (reggae/hip-hop)
8:30-10:00: DJs Annatomic and E-Holla (all the jams)

Enjoy an awesome assortment of locally-sourced live music and entertainment, a ton of kids and family activities (i.e. a large variety of art and music themed projects, a bounce house, face painting, a huge drum circle, yard games, and more), and a great offering of food and drink options from a number of local businesses including vegan/vegetarian choices.

Mark your calendars for a fun festival with food trucks in the Uptown area on Saturday, June 22 from 11 a.m. - 2p.m.

There will be food, music, entertainment, store specials, and food trucks (located behind The Branch at 1501 Washington Avenue).

More VENDORS are welcome to participate.
More VOLUNTEERS will be needed to help things run smoothly.
Many ATTENDEES are expected!

For more information or to participate,
visit the Racine Revitalization Partnership office at 1402 Washington Avenue,
call them at 262-456-2340,
or email Ed or Trudy: ed@revitalizeracine.org or trudy@revitalizeracine.org.

Racine Revitalization Partnership, Inc. (RRP) is actively improving the general Uptown area (roughly from West Boulevard to parts of Grand/Park Avenues, between 12th St. and DeKoven Avenue).

They are building new affordable condos/townhouses, renovating existing older single-family homes, upgrading commercial and apartment spaces, and encouraging home ownership as well as community improvement and involvement.