Journey of Hope Bus Tour
Is Booked to Capacity… we’re sorry and will try to plan another one!
If you want to follow the bus and join us at the sites, please go ahead and fill out a form! Also, sometimes people RSVP but don’t show up! So please come on down and see if there’s a spot on the bus!
April 27, 10:30 AM
Join us Saturday, April 27 for a bus tour with friends, visiting historic sites in Oak Ridge highlighting African-American history with the Atomic Hope Heritage Preservation and Tourism Company. Our tour begins at 10:30 AM and leaves from the Scarboro Basketball Courts on Carver Ave (just past the Scarboro Community Center on the left). Stay afterward for lunch and fellowship as we celebrate Scarboro Community Day beginning at 1:00 PM.
RSVP for this exciting FREE event below. Space is limited!
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More about our tour!
In our collective American story, the basic human experience of hope connects us all. Hope is truly future-focused. In anticipation and jubilee when the day of freedom would come to the enslaved in East Tennessee on August 8, 1863, to years later on June 19, 1865(Juneteenth) when their enslaved brothers and sisters in Texas finally received the news of emancipation, we recognize the spirit of hope. The Freedom Day, Journey of Hope Tour highlights significant sites of the African American experience from slavery to Freedom in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Enjoy and See the East Tennessee Secret City from a Different Perspective.
Tour will be guided by Atomic Hope Heritage Preservation and Tourism Company, with creator and historian Katatra Vasquez leading the group!
