Juneteenth CultureFest

CultureFest commemorates Juneteenth through cultural education, creative expression, and historical reflection. The festival highlights African and African American contributions to music, dance, and community life. It provides a family-friendly and intergenerational space for healing, celebration and learning. The event also promotes local Black artists, educators, entrepreneurs, and organizations
Event Components
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM | Juneteenth Festival (Outdoor Grounds)
🔊 Two Stages

Main Stage: Ceremonial moments, headlining performances, community tributes
Alma Liberation Stage: History talks, panel discussions, cultural presentations, youth showcase, spoken word, family-friendly programming

Interactive Cultural Stations 

African Dance, Drum & Diasporic Workshops
The Healing Sanctuary- Herbal Wisdom & Healing Traditions
Mini Lectures on Juneteenth and Black history
Community Ancestor’s Altar & Reflection Healing Space
The Legacy Photo Booth Station

Children’s Village 

Arts and crafts
Face Painting
Balloon Twisting
Skate Park
Freedom flag creations
African Folktale Storytime with Local Authors and Educators
Rhythm & Family Activity Games (Prizes & Giveaways)

Educational & Resource Area 

Historical timeline exhibits
Collaborative Community Live Art Mural Installations
Ancestry and genealogy resources
Healing spaces and wellness resources

Vendor Marketplace – Black-owned/led food vendors and food trucks

Artisans, crafters, and cultural merchants
Book sellers, fashion, skincare, and lifestyle brands
Community-based organizations and service providers

8:00 PM |Mainstage Evening Performance: Djapo Cultural Arts Institute (Amphitheater)
The day will conclude with a culminating performance by Djapo Cultural Arts Institute, known for their electrifying and deeply rooted African dance, music, and storytelling presentations. This immersive evening experience will honor the ancestors and ignite the spirit of celebration, unity, and cultural pride.