MIAMI VALLEY — Here are some Juneteenth events that are taking place around the Miami Valley.
Friday, June 19
Juneteenth Downtown Dayton
- When: 4:30pm
- Where: Levitt Pavilion Dayton
- What: There will be live music, line dancing, and good vibes all around. Bring your people, your energy, and let’s turn downtown all the way up!
Juneteenth Blackout Springfield
- When: 6PM-10pm
- Where: 608 S. Southern Avenue, Springfield
- What: Honor the past, celebrate the present, and build the future. There will be food, drinks, games, prizes, and more.
Juneteenth Concert Troy
- When: 6:30pm
- Where: Troy-Hayner Cultural Center at 301 W. Main Street, Troy
- What: Artist Morris Howard will be featured in an evening of art, fellowship, and music. There will be food and fellowship, along with a special children’s art exhibit.
Saturday, June 20
Juneteenth Miami County
- When: 3pm-6pm
- Where: McKaig and Race Park, 822 McKaig Avenue, Troy
- What: Enjoy food trucis, vendor booths, a game truck, live entertainment, community booths, and more.
Juneteenth Jubilee Springboro
- When: 10am-3pm
- Where: 1000 S. Main Street, Springboro
- What: Event will feature live music and entertainment, food trucks, artisan and craft vendors, and children’s activities.
Juneteenth Fatherfest Springfield
- When: 11am -7pm
- Where: 620 Piqua Place, Springfield
- What: The Annual Juneteenth Fatherfest Celebration, hosted by Gammon House Inc in partnership with Urban Light Ministries, returns as the longest-running Juneteenth celebration in the Miami Valley. This powerful day of culture, community, and connection brings together generations to honor freedom, heritage, and progress in a space rooted in history.
Juneteenth Needmore Dayton
- When: 4:30pm w/Fireworks at 9:30pm
- Where: 3690 Needmore Road, Dayton
- What: Enjoy an evening of delicious food, great music, family fun, and community fellowship.
Juneteenth Music Festival Huber Heights
- When: 4pm-9pm
- Where: Eichelberger Amphitheater, 8625 Brandt Pike, Huber Heights
- What: The free community event celebrates Juneteenth through music, culture, food, and fellowship. Admission and parking are free, and all are welcome to attend. The festival will begin with a special opening ceremony featuring a Juneteenth Proclamation, the Black National Anthem performed by Ericka Walker, and a spoken word presentation by Jugga Levert.
