Juneteenth At King Park is not just an annual gathering—it’s a sacred ritual of remembrance and rebirth. It’s where the echoes of emancipation meet the voices of the present. Here, we honor the ancestors who paved the way, and we ignite the spirit of freedom that still lives in each of us.

This space was born out of a need—a need to remember, to heal, to unite, and to celebrate Black life unapologetically. Over the years, King Park has transformed into a cultural sanctuary where stories are shared, art is uplifted, children dance freely, and history comes alive through rhythm, resistance, and joy.