06/01/2026
✨ JUNE AT THE MUSE•EUM ✨
Whether you’re reconnecting with your creativity, celebrating Juneteenth, finding your voice, or simply looking for your people, there’s a seat for you.
JUNE EVENTS
🎭 June 8 | STEW by Zora Howard | Directed by -In partnership with Rebel Phoenix Theatre Collective and .phx presents a special one-night staged reading of STEW. A powerful story about family, memory, love, and everything left unsaid around the kitchen table.
🎓 June 11 | HBCU Happy Hour with
For HBCU alumni, Black professionals, creatives, and culture-builders. Good conversation. Good music. Familiar energy at
🎵 June 13-14 | Celebrate Soul @ Music Instrument Museum
A two-day storytelling experience exploring how soul music shapes memory, identity, and expression.
Day 1: The Songs That Raised Us
Day 2: Write Your Song
🎤 June 18 | Speak Easy
A storytelling and public speaking collective where participants develop their voice, refine their message, and practice owning the room. On-line only this month!
✊🏾 June 19 | Juneteenth Storytelling Experience
This year, the DJs are telling the story with +
Join us for an immersive Juneteenth experience tracing the history of Black liberation through the evolution of Black music. From spirituals and blues to gospel, soul, funk, disco, house, hip-hop, and beyond, the turntables become the storytellers.
🖤 June 26 | Centered.PHX Storytelling Night .phx
An evening of real stories from real people. Honest reflections, shared memories, laughter, healing, and the many ways Black life unfolds across our city.
Phoenix, thank you for continuing to build this community with us.
Every event is an opportunity to gather, remember, imagine, and tell the stories that deserve to be heard. We hope you’ll join us.