15+ Ways to Celebrate Juneteenth

Juneteenth Celebration at City Springs

Juneteenth, short for June Nineteenth, commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. Federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas in 1865 to take control of the state to ensure all enslaved people were freed. Celebrate Juneteenth with these events.

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Chamblee Rocks Summer Concert: Juneteenth Celebration at Chamblee City Hall

This event will honor the rich legacy, resilience, history and culture of African Americans with a concert. June 13.

Juneteenth Weekend Celebration at Marietta Square

Celebrate all weekend long with a block party, cultural festival and Father’s Day salute. June 13-15.

Freedom & Legacy at OneStop Centerville

Honor the significance of Juneteenth with history explorations, fun, games, art and more. June 14.

Juneteenth Celebration at Town at Trilith

Immerse yourself in history and culture with live music, vendor booths, art, food trucks and more. June 14.

Juneteenth Family Festival at Oakland Cemetery

Tour Oakland’s historic African American Burial Grounds, listen to live music, hear storytelling for children, shop a vendor market and more. June 14.

Juneteenth Atlanta Parade & Music Festival at Piedmont Park

This high-spirited celebration features two entertainment stages, local and international vendors, mouthwatering cuisine, cultural activities, a car show and a parade. June 14-15.

Juneteenth at Atlanta History Center

Honor Juneteenth with a celebration of the enduring power of Black craftsmanship and artistry. June 15.

Juneteenth Walking Tour at Marietta City Cemetery

This walking tour highlights the African Americans who became leaders in the Black community. June 17.

Juneteenth Celebration at Cultural Arts & Community Center

Delve into rich African American performances, traditions and more to honor the legacy of Juneteenth. June 19.

Juneteenth at William Root House

Learn about the history and significance of this holiday with guided museum tours, crafts, living history demonstrations, storytelling and more. June 19.