Juneteenth is the oldest known commemoration of the end of slavery in the United States. South Florida hosts activities for all ages to celebrate African American freedom and achievement.
WHAT: Celebrate Freedom Day at the annual Richmond Heights Juneteenth Celebration on Friday, June 14. Hosted by Artwalk Presents, this free cultural arts festival features live music, DJs, black art, activities for all ages, arts & crafts, dancing and more. Attendees will also enjoy food trucks, artisan vendors and health resources.
WHEN: June 14, 5-9pm
WHERE: Richmond Park, 14450 Boggs Dr.
MORE INFO: Richmond Heights Juneteenth Celebration
WHAT: Legacy Builders Consulting Group and Miami Beach Botanical Garden invite you to the Juneteenth celebration, featuring vendors, an art exhibition, drum performance, special performance by Kitty Meow, and sounds by DJ Joey BrownPride. Tickets are $50 and include two cocktails.
WHEN: Fri. June 14, 7-10pm
WHERE: Miami Beach Botanical Garden, 2000 Convention Center Dr.
MORE INFO: Juneteenth Pride Celebration
WHAT: Celebrate freedom, culture and community at the inaugural Juneteenth Emancipation Exposition and a comprehensive Black History Historical Exhibit showcasing notable figures and events, plus cultural performances, poetry readings and music that showcase the talents and traditions of the African American community. Local vendors and food trucks will offer an array of products and cuisines that reflect Homestead's diverse cultural landscape.
WHEN: Sat., June 15, 11am-3pm
WHERE: Homestead City Hall Plaza, 100 NE Civic Court
MORE INFO: Juneteenth Emancipation Exposition
WHAT: This family-friendly event offers an engaging afternoon for all ages. Special guest appearances by Dr. Jeff J. Rocker, Kastin Marley, Anaiyah Sunshine, NBA Billy Garrett, Mayammee, Fa'shotime, DJ Mike Cooley, AR The Prophet aka Sickle Cell Souljah, and more. University of Miami Sickle Cell Team experts will be on hand to educate you about sickle cell disease. Games, free massages, and browse vendors at the Juneteenth Pop-up.
WHEN: Sat., June 15, noon-5pm
WHERE: Little Haiti Cultural Complex, 212 NE 59 Terr.
MORE INFO: World Sickle Cell Day Awareness Concert and Juneteenth Pop-up
This event has been cancelled because of heavy rains earlier in the week.
WHAT: Experience a day filled with joy, remembrance and unity with delights from food trucks (the first 150 guests receive complimentary treats), soulful live music, let the kids bounce until their hearts' content in bounce houses, and explore educational exhibits highlighting the journey of freedom and resilience.
WHEN: Sat., June 15, noon-5pm
WHERE: Frost Park, 300 NE 2 St.
MORE INFO: Juneteenth Celebration Dania Beach
WHAT: This free, family-friendly event includes live performances by local artists, artisan vendors, dancers, food trucks, raffles and more. Bring your lawn chairs or mats and settle in for a day of community, fun and remembrance.
There's a separate event for those over 21 at The Frost Museum during their Summer Exhibition Party. The Bacardi Lounge will be open from 1:00-5:00 pm, but registration is required.
WHEN: Sat., June 15, starting at 1pm
WHERE: FIU Dotson Family Pavilion, 11200 SW 8 St.
MORE INFO: Juneteenth Freedom Day Celebration
WHAT: Join the City of Miami Gardens as they commemorate Juneteenth, with the theme of "America Keeps Its Promise For Freedom For All." The event will be hosted by Miami Gardens' own comedian Marvin Dixon with music DJ Bo Weezy. Gates open at 3:30pm, allowing ample time to park, grab some food and settle in for a program of local musical acts performing musical selections that highlight the diversity and cultural heritage of Miami Gardens.
WHEN: Sat., June 15, 4pm
WHERE: Hard Rock Stadium, 347 Don Shula Dr.
MORE INFO: Juneteenth Park-in and Party Celebration
WHAT: Free community event includes live music by local bands, food from local vendors, treasures made by local artisans, guest speakers, photo booth and more.
WHEN: Tue., June 18, 6-10pm
WHERE: Griffing Center, 12220 Griffing Blvd.
MORE INFO: North Miami Juneteenth Festival
WHAT: Fun-packed day of activities includes special story times throughout the day and a festival dance party. Kids can create their own Juneteenth Flag and designed colorful wearable accessories.
WHEN: Wed., June 19, all day
WHERE: Miami Children’s Museum, 980 MacArthur Causeway
MORE INFO: Juneteenth Celebration
WHAT: Celebrate Juneteenth’s spirit of liberation and freedom with Hued Songs’ theatrical production at The Colony Theatre, with soulful melodies, gospel rhythms and classical arrangements alongside spoken word and dance.
WHEN: Tues., June 18 and Wed., June 19
WHERE: The Colony Theatre, 1040 Lincoln Rd.
MORE INFO: The Juneteenth Experience
WHAT: An afternoon of fun – with food trucks, live band, gaming truck, kickball, old school skate party, DJ, line dancing, giveaways, raffles, and much more.
WHEN: Wed., June 19, 11am-2pm
WHERE: Charles Hadley Park 1350 NW 50 St.
WHAT: Red Rooster Overtown celebrates Juneteenth with exclusive menu additions: Lamb Stuffed Piquillo Peppers, Coffee Rusted Bone Ribeye and the Justice Jubilee handcrafted cocktail with d’usse, licor 43, simple syrup, and espresso. DJ entertainment throughout the night.
WHEN: Wed., June 19, noon-10pm
WHERE: 920 NW 2 Ave.
MORE INFO: Red Rooster Overtown
WHAT: Join as we celebrate Emancipation Day with different garden activities, food, drinks, music. We’re honoring Dr. Enid Pinkney and her historical footprint in preserving Black History in South Florida.
WHEN: Wed., June 19, noon-4pm
WHERE: 1160 NW 2 Ave.
MORE INFO: Green Haven Project
WHAT: Engaging activities and cultural experiences for all ages. Hosted by Miami Urban Contemporary Experience (MUCE), this event promises a memorable celebration of freedom and community. Savor food from Reeds Seafood and cool off with treats from Mr. Frosty305, while kicking back to beats by DJ Mack. Participate in art activities, including a community art mural, and catch a live musical performance by Miami-based hip-hop artist King Tetrus.
WHEN: Wed., June 19, 2pm-9pm
WHERE: Historic Dana A. Dorsey House, 250 NW 9 St.
MORE INFO: Juneteenth at the Dorsey House
WHAT: Discover Juneteenth’s Meaning through Nature and Stories. Kids can enjoy coloring fun, a read-aloud celebration of freedom and family-friendly nature exploration. The first 10 participants will receive a special summer adventure pack filled with goodies. Regular $3/vehicle gate fee applies.
WHEN: Wed., June 19, 5:30-7:30
WHERE: Plantation Heritage Park, Fountain Hall, 1100 S Fig Tree Ln
MORE INFO: Juneteenth Program, Plantation
WHAT: Free dance performance by the Peter London Global Dance Company commemorating Juneteenth.
WHEN: Wed., June 19, 6-7pm
WHERE: Regal Cinemas, 1100 Lincoln Rd.
MORE INFO: Miami Heat Wave Dance
WHAT: Join Historic Virginia Key Beach Park in building a resilient community and celebrating freedom, community, and culture with music, food and fun! All ages are welcome to enjoy face painting, education activities, a petting zoo, raffles, bounce houses and more.
WHEN: June 22 from noon-4pm
WHERE: 4020 Virginia Beach Dr.
MORE INFO: Juneteenth Beach Bash
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