Juneteenth is a day marked with celebrations, guest speakers, picnics, and family gatherings that recognize the 19th of June as the day of emancipation of enslaved people in Texas. It is also a time for reflection, rejoicing, assessment, self-improvement, and planning the future.
Friday, June 17
Common
Gates open at 5 p.m.
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2nd Annual Juneteenth Celebration
Community, food vendors, entertainment, actives, and fun.
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The Toledo Lucas County Main Public Library will serve as a resource of African American culture. Attend workshops, a job fair, and demonstrations on the importance of African American contributions.
View moreJuneteenth Gallery Opening and Celebration
Gallery opening and reception featuring the Black artists From Toledo and Beyond, with support from the Toledo Black Artist Coalition.
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Community health and wellness fair including free health screenings and family activities, hosted by the Community Solidarity Response Network.
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Sunday, June 19
Juneteenth Parade
Parade begins at 1 p.m. at the intersection of Summit and Monroe St., proceed on Summit St., go left at Jackson St., and end at One Government Center.
View routeJuneteenth/Fathers’ Day Concert
Featuring Raheem DeVaughn, and Loose Ends, with Jane Eugene, original lead singer.
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The Human Relations Commission
The Human Relations Commission shall endeavor to support a safe, energetic, and livable city. The Commission will support residents working to overcome prejudice and build mutual respect.
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