Event Details Join local Juneteenth celebrations at McLeod Plantation Historic Site for a special exploration of history, heritage, and the liquid lineage of the African Diaspora. Jubilee Juice: The Red Drink dives deep into the crimson glass to uncover the profound cultural legacy of "the red drink" within African American communities. Tracing its roots from the traditional hibiscus teas (Bissap) of West Africa to its modern-day role as a symbol of celebration and resilience, this program offers a sensory journey through time. Participants will learn how this vibrant beverage served as a spiritual connection to the ancestors and a bold testament to the ingenuity of a people who preserved culture through flavor. Join us as we honor the strength of those who came before us and toast to the enduring spirit of freedom. Time: 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM Price: This is a free program included with admission to McLeod Plantation Historic Site. Registration is not required.