Archive for the Heritage Voices – Past Events Category

July 18 – Heritage Voices at LibraryFest 250 in Arlington

July 18 – Heritage Voices at LibraryFest 250 in Arlington

All are invited to a community festival celebrating the best of what libraries offer: a public square of inspiration, reflection and family-friendly, fun activities. Heritage Voices performs at 2pm and Whiskey Before Breakfast Band performs at 3pm. The full event at Arlington Central Library runs from 10am until 7pm.

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May 3 – #FreedomWalk2026 & Journey to Freedom Statue Rally

Join Washington Revels Heritage Voices at a kickoff rally on May 3rd at the Beall-Dawson House to celebrate the start of #FreedomWalk2026 the next day. Historian Anthony Cohen will retrace a 750-mile journey of 19th-century self-liberators along the Underground Railroad—honoring courage, resilience, and the enduring pursuit of

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November 8 – Talbot Ave. Bridge Lantern Walk

Begun in 2018, the Talbot Avenue Bridge Lantern Walk is an annual family-friendly local community event that weaves together neighborhoods once divided by racial segregation and fittingly takes place during Montgomery County’s Remembrance and Reconciliation Month. Washington Revels Heritage Voices will be on hand to lead songs celebrating freedom,

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June 21 – Heritage Voices at BlackRock Juneteenth Celebration

All are invited to a vibrant Juneteenth celebration filled with joy and community presented by Montgomery County and the Office of Human Rights! “Pushing Back: The Fight for Freedom Is Not Over” is a day-long festival presented at BlackRock Center for the Arts in Germantown, Maryland. Come and see Washington Revels Heritage Voices at Noon on the Main Stage at Noon!

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November 16 – Talbot Ave. Bridge Lantern Walk

Members of Heritage Voices will lead and teach songs at the 2024 Talbot Avenue Bridge Lantern Walk. The Walk is an annual fun, family-friendly local community event that weaves together neighborhoods once divided by racial segregation and fittingly takes place during Montgomery County’s Remembrance and Reconciliation Month.

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