Upcoming Events
- Sat, May 29The Basile Theatre at the Athenaeum
- Sat, Jun 19Riverside Park
ABOUT
Indy Juneteenth is a nonprofit organization started by James and Twjonia Webb whose mission is to improve the quality and narrative of life around the black community in the Indianapolis area by creating avenues for celebration and economic growth through unique events and programs designed to celebrate and educate regarding the Juneteenth holiday and other under-served Black American holidays. We provide a platform from which local black businesses can benefit from their own community; to educational opportunities in Black History.
JUNETEENTH HISTORY
Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States. Dating back to 1865, it was on June 19th that the Union soldiers, led by General Gordon Granger, landed at Galveston, TX with news that the war ended and that the enslaved were now free. (juneteenth.com)
America's true Independence Day. And even though African Americans still fight for equality and justice today, we use Juneteenth as a benchmark to remind us of our ancestors and that freedom for all is a God given right to all human beings.
VENDORS & SPONSORS
Indy Juneteenth takes pride in supporting local businesses. Whether through fundraising or participating in events, Indy Juneteenth provides a platform that local businesses can benefit from as vendors. To be a vendor please follow the link below and submit a form.
Also, Indy Juneteenth is a 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization. We are allowed to accept donations as tax-deductible. The only way we survive is through charitable donations and sponsorships. In order to keep this event alive, as well as the charitable work we do in the community, we need the help from sponsors. Indy Juneteenth is looking for corporate sponsors. If you or your company is interested in being one of this year's sponsors, please follow the sponsors link below and submit the form.
CHILDREN’S CORNER
Indy Juneteenth not only hosts festivals but also provides family friendly environments for all. Education on African American history and reading highlight many of the activities and sections of our events. We look forward to changing the narrative and providing safe and educational environments for all.
JUNETEENTH WEEK




MORE INFO SOON
JUNE 16TH Culture Cooking
6 PM
Cooking a Juneteenth Meal with Chef Christine Preston! Tune in on Facebook Live and IG Live
JUNE 17TH COMING SOON
Details Coming Soon
JUNE 18TH INFO COMING SOON
8 PM
Details Coming Soon
JUNE 19TH JUNETEENTH Parade & FESTIVAL
10 AM to 6 PM
2021 Indy Juneteenth Festival & Parade
3 on 3 Stop The Violence Youth Basketball Tournament
Indy Juneteenth Outdoor Art Gallery
Kids Corner and Games and Drum Circles
Food Trucks
Live Performances