June 14-15 2025
38th Annual Juneteenth Festival
Vendors welcome to apply for 2025 Festival
We are now accepting application for vendors & exhibitors on Saturday, June 14.
We are working hard to assure that the event is well publicized and draws thousands of folks from all over the Cincinnati area.
As always, the afternoon will be packed with entertainment and many other attractions.
The Festival will continue on Sunday June 15, with a Father’s Day concert of inspirational music.
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June 14-15 Juneteenth Festival in Eden Park
Saturday
12-9:00 pm
Celebrate the End of Slavery
Sunday Father’s Day Concert
Sunday June 15
● Free!
● 2 stages of Great Music
● Supervised children’s area with many activities
● History
● Historical re-enactors
● Health Screening
● Shopping
● Art
● Food
● Fun
Juneteenth has become a national holiday Juneteenth became an official national holiday., Cincinnati will celebrate the 1865 abolition of slavery with its 38th annual Juneteenth Festival in Eden Park.
The official holiday is on June 19, and the annual Juneteenth Festival will be on the weekend of June 14-15
Saturday June 14 Noon to Nine
Sunday June 15 Father’s Day Concert
The family-friendly free event in Eden Park features festivities for all ages. The Juneteenth Festival kicks off at 11:30 on Saturday with a parade of flags representing the African diaspora—the origins and forced destinations of Africans during a slave trade that lasted for more than 400 years.
The festival continues through Saturday afternoon and evening with lots of organized activities for kids, with crafts, books, games, and horseback rides. Over 25 performances on two stages reflecting the shared heritage within the African diaspora– blues, jazz, R&B, Latin jazz, Reggae, African dancing, Brazilian dancing, and the Voices of Freedom poetry slam.
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A Father’s Day Concert
Eden Park 2-6:00 pm
In 2005 Juneteenth Cincinnati revived June Fest, a concert series that served the African American community, from the late 1920s through the early 1950’s, when African American performers and audiences were not welcome in Music Hall and other venues. The Juneteenth weekend ends on Sunday afternoon with the June Fest Father’s Day Concert, featuring a variety of inspirational spiritual music and praise dancing in Seasongood Pavilion.
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