Auburn’s Lack of Effort Apparent at Juneteenth Fair

The City of Auburn’s Juneteenth event at Les Gove Park in Auburn, WA, promised to be a vibrant celebration of freedom and culture. Located right in downtown Auburn, adjacent to the King County Library Auburn Branch, the event was set against a backdrop that should have been inviting and accessible. My experience, however, revealed several areas that needed improvement.

Lynette S. Winters

(she/her) As a Seattle native with Decatur, Georgia roots, Lynette always aimed for Broadway’s musical throne. A multi-talented force with 32+ years in the game, she’s sung, penned, and spun stories from editor to top scribe. In 2021, her debut teleplay “You Gotta Start Somewhere” had audiences rolling in the aisles. Now, she’s rocking with the “Brown Bodies on a Blue Earth” crew. Lynette’s wit’s sharper than a director’s cut, and her tales? Well, let’s just say your mama might blush. Stay tuned for more screen and stage adventures from this urban storyteller.

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