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By Alea McHatten, Run, Black & Green
Run Black & Green
Contact: Nateya Taylor | runblackandgreen@gmail.com
Instagram: @runblackandgreen
Website: runblackandgreen.com
Milwaukee, WI – Saturday, September 19, 2026, Creative Juices Flow combines art with physical movement at Kuumba Juice and Coffee and Harambee’s Beerline Trail, 274 E Keefe Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53212. Creative Juices Flow will bring together community members, wellness resources, artists, and juice enthusiasts to build relationships and networks within the community, improving the quality of life of residents living in Black neighborhoods through exercise and access to holistic resources.
Run Black & Green will kick-off the event with a guided walk down the art-filled Beerline Trail. Attendees looking for a slower pace, will follow Ammar, founder of Red Bike & Green, in a gentle Tai-Chi flow. After, attendees will enjoy complimentary fresh-pressed juice and light refreshments prepared by Kuumba Juice and Coffee. The event will culminate in a special visual-poetry workshop and share-out led by 2025–2026 Milwaukee Poet Laureate, Shelly Conley.
Registration to attend or volunteer at Creative Juices Flow is now open. Registration and more information about Run Black & Green can be found at www.runblackandgreen.com/events.
Creative Juices Flow
Saturday, September 19, 2026
10 a.m.- 1 p.m.
Kuumba Juice and Coffee, 274 E Keefe Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53212
Project support provided by The Open Fund, through the Poor Farm, with funding from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and Ruth Foundation for the Arts.
RSVP encouraged at: runblackandgreen.com/events
About Run Black & Green
Founded by Nateya Taylor, Run Black & Green (RBG) is a movement and collective rooted in Pan-Africanism, Afrofuturism, and creative expression. We use movement as acts of liberation—fueling wellness, building cultural wealth, and advancing economic autonomy in Black communities. Our mission is to elevate the quality of life for Black diasporic people by activating the body, igniting the mind, and strengthening community. Inspired by visionaries like Huey P. Newton, RBG imagines a future where Black people are healthy, self-sufficient, connected, and empowered — living long, living well, and living free.
For media inquiries or more information, please contact Nateya Taylor at runblackandgreen@gmail.com.
Participant testimonials:
“There is a lot of community here in Milwaukee and I can’t wait to get more involved.”
“I loved the emphasis on Black. Everyone was kind and welcoming. Very organized, well rounded event.”
4.5 rating – “After attending, I feel connected to my community.”
Link to media kit: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1X-c1qhcb-ZqXyvAAQj3uPfeDA3rUGM93?usp=sharing.
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