"Broken Shackles" LTGTRF Official Limited Edition Poster
This art piece is entitled “Broken Shackles” and was designed to commemorate Juneteenth. It is also the Official Poster for the 36th Annual Let the Good Times Roll Festival 2023, Shreveport, Louisiana. It is limited to 250 and is sized at 20x16 which is a standard size and ready for a frame.
Pre-order yours today while available! Your piece will be shipped the last week of the month (June 2023).
The event is hosted by Rho Omega and Friends. We are proud to announce that 15% of the proceeds will go back to the organization for scholarships, community events and more.
Juneteenth Celebrates the end of slavery June 19th, 1865, black history, and empowerment within the African American community.
This art piece is entitled “Broken Shackles” and was designed to commemorate Juneteenth. It is also the Official Poster for the 36th Annual Let the Good Times Roll Festival 2023, Shreveport, Louisiana. It is limited to 250 and is sized at 20x16 which is a standard size and ready for a frame.
Pre-order yours today while available! Your piece will be shipped the last week of the month (June 2023).
The event is hosted by Rho Omega and Friends. We are proud to announce that 15% of the proceeds will go back to the organization for scholarships, community events and more.
Juneteenth Celebrates the end of slavery June 19th, 1865, black history, and empowerment within the African American community.
This art piece is entitled “Broken Shackles” and was designed to commemorate Juneteenth. It is also the Official Poster for the 36th Annual Let the Good Times Roll Festival 2023, Shreveport, Louisiana. It is limited to 250 and is sized at 20x16 which is a standard size and ready for a frame.
Pre-order yours today while available! Your piece will be shipped the last week of the month (June 2023).
The event is hosted by Rho Omega and Friends. We are proud to announce that 15% of the proceeds will go back to the organization for scholarships, community events and more.
Juneteenth Celebrates the end of slavery June 19th, 1865, black history, and empowerment within the African American community.