Enslaved Africans Rain Garden Inc

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92 Main St Apt 204
Yonkers, NY 10701
http://enslavedafricansraingarden.org

The Enslaved Africans Rain Garden is an artistic initiative in Yonkers, NY, envisioned by artist Vinnie Bagwell. It aims to honor the lives, emotions, and legacy of enslaved individuals who were among the first to be freed by law, 64 years prior to the Emancipation Proclamation.

Through her bronze sculptures, Bagwell captures the resilience of the human spirit while serving as a powerful storyteller for the African diaspora. The project also emphasizes civic engagement by facilitating public forums, exhibitions, and discussions that educate the community about local history and the artistic process.

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