ATLANTA - s4story -- The Before Slavery Experience Museum is excited to announce a special Facebook Live fundraising event, Unity in the Community, taking place Tuesday, December 2nd from 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM at Austell City Hall Threadmill Complex, Austell, GA. This vibrant, 12-hour celebration of creativity and connection will feature a diverse lineup of artists sharing their talents in support of the Museum's continued growth and community programming.

The event will highlight performers across a wide range of artistic disciplines, including painters, vocalists, musicians, spoken word artists, authors, and dancers. Some performers will perform live from the Before Slavery Exhibit in the Threadmill Complex, while others will join the broadcast from cities across the country, uniting virtually to uplift and inspire the community.

"Unity in the Community is more than a day-long concert—it's a celebration of the many voices, perspectives, and talents that enrich our cultural landscape," said Tori Johnson, Communications Director of The Before Slavery Experience Museum. "We invite everyone to tune in, enjoy the performances, and consider supporting the important work we are doing to preserve and share our community's history."

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Viewers can watch the entire event live on The Before Slavery Experience Museum's official Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/Whoareweexhibit/) and are encouraged to donate during the broadcast to help sustain the Museum's exhibitions, educational programs, and ongoing community initiatives.

Event Highlights:

• Date: Tuesday, December 2nd
• Time: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
• Location: Live from Before Slavery Exhibit in the Austell Threadmill Complex,

5000 Austell Powder Springs Rd., Austell, GA

• And streaming on Facebook Live https://www.facebook.com/Whoareweexhibit/
• Featuring: Visual artists, singers, musicians, spoken word poets, authors, dancers, and more
• Purpose: Fundraising to support The Before Slavery Experience Museum's mission and future growth

For more information about the event or to learn how you can support The Before Slavery Experience Museum, please visit our website https://BeforeSlavery.com or contact Pat Snipes at Pat@BeforeSlavery.com.

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About The Before Slavery Experience Museum
The Before Slavery Experience is a project of the Vibrant Health Association (VHA). VHA is a national non-profit 501(C)3 established in 2004 to educate the public on optimal health in all aspects of our humanity: self-knowledge, mental, physical, spiritual and emotional health. It is the lack of self-knowledge for most African Americans that prompted us to initiate the project of a new Black history exhibition called the "Before Slavery Experience".

The mission of the Before Slavery Experience Museum project is to create extraordinary learning encounters that are life-affirming and foster self-awareness and a healthy sense of connectedness. It is an experience to treasure for a lifetime.

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