Juneteenth at Community Fitness.

We’re holding a drawing so that we can give away gifts from black-owned businesses in the Seattle area!

From Friday June 16-Monday June 19, each in-studio class you take you may enter a drawing to win a small gift that helps highlight 5 Black-Owned Seattle businesses.

One Ticket per class will be drawn on Monday, June 19th and announced by the instructor.

Please highlight that business with a shout out on your social channels when you enjoy the gift, and we hope to see you become a patron along with some of your friends!

You do not need to be present to win the drawing
Must Claim gift by Sunday, June 26
If not claimed, we will draw a new ticket.
Winning Tickets Announced on Social Media and Website.

Winning Tickets 

Ola’s Class: 5379722

Amanda’s Class : Claimed

Susan’s Class: 5379724

Medora’s Class: Claimed

Kat’s Class (Subbed by Duangjai): 5379781

Contact us by Friday this week to claim your prize!


Boon Boona in Renton showcases African coffee beans and traditions.

There are three locations spanning from Renton to the U-District, making this a great coffee destination anytime! Let us know if you get to experience the Traditional East African Coffee Ceremony. We want to know all about it!

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Boosh Nursery
opened on Juneteenth 2021, and owners Shawn and Julissa McWashington have foster community in the area with super accessible plant prices, free potting services, and a neighborhood shop that’s welcoming and full of life!

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Enat Ethiopian Restaurant

Head up to Northgate for Ethiopian food! We chose this place because we keep seeing posts about it on Instagram from our members. So let’s go!
Enjoy!

Read Reviews for Enat Here

Manifest By Fatima
We took a trip down to the Pike Place Market for beautifully scented soy-based, hand poured candles by Fatima. We love the elegant packaging, beautiful scents, and were greeted with warm service and the biggest smile. Let us know when you light your candle @community.fitness!

And Let Fatima know too:
ManiftestByFatima



What is Juneteenth?

Juneteenth | June + 19 + Emmancipation

On June 2 ,2021, Juneteenth was officially declared a Federal Holiday in the United States President Joe Biden. It has been an often overlooked event in our nation’s history by the general public. But  African Americans have long celebrated the day, commemorating freedom, life, family, and preserving the history of this important date.

While the Emancipation Proclamation was put into effect by Congress on December 1, 1863, more than 2 years would pass before the Confederate Texas, the last state still practicing slavery would comply with the Proclamation.

On June 19, 1865, Union troops were sent into Galveston Bay Texas to enforce the Emancipation Proclamation, freeing 250,000 slaves, and this is the date that has become “Juneteenth”.

*It’s important to note that slavery was still rampant throughout Texas after this date, with many slaveholders withholding the news from their slaves in order to keep their free labor.

Today, with growing attention around the holiday, many are wondering how to celebrate the day in a respectful and meaningful manner. Federal business are closed for business that day, and private businesses are left to mark the day as they see fit.

This year we’re going to celebrate by highlighting black owned businesses in our Seattle Community in the following days!

Fitness Resolutions are easier with others! Virtual Workouts include: Bootcamp, HIIT, Circuit, Resistance Band, Core Power & more.
Fitness Resolutions are easier with others! Virtual Workouts include: Bootcamp, HIIT, Circuit, Resistance Band, Core Power & more.

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