The Nation’s premierE Juneteenth celebration
Produced by the National Juneteenth Museum
June 19 - 22, 2025
Fort Worth, Texas
Presented by
Festival Schedule
Thursday, June 19
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See Civil Rights Icon and featured Juneteenth Speaker.
A close confidant of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Ambassador Young was a key strategist during the Civil Rights Movement, helping lead historic efforts such as the Selma to Montgomery marches. He later became the first African American U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations and served two terms as mayor of Atlanta, where he helped transform the city into an international hub of culture and commerce.
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Known for merging classical musicianship with hip-hop and R&B, Orchestra Noir brings a symphonic experience like no other. This high-energy, genre-defying performance will open the weekend with a bold celebration of Black creativity and excellence.
Friday, June 20
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Two iconic groups, one legendary night. The O’Jays headline the stage in a soulful showcase of timeless R&B, with special guests The Whispers delivering their signature harmonies. From “Love Train” to “Rock Steady,” it’s a celebration of legacy, love, and liberation.
Saturday, June 21
Block Party on Evans Avenue
Evans Ave (1050 Evans Ave)
3 - 9 pm
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Come vibe with us in this high-energy Block Party, in the heart of Fort Worth’s Historic Southside. With food vendors, local artists, and interactive programming, the block party will provide an opportunity for local residents and visitors alike to connect, celebrate, and dance in the spirit of Juneteenth.
Sunday, June 22
Sunday Gospel Experience
Details coming soon!
National Juneteenth Museum, in partnership with Fort Works Art
and the Gallery of Dreams Presents:
Curated by Dr. Lauren Cross and Christopher Blay
June 12- July 19, 2025
Freedom Dreamin, transfer print on poured concrete, 2024, ann ‘Sole Sister’ johnson
4 day celebration
Launching in 2025, Freedom Vibes will become an epicenter of freedom in Fort Worth's cultural landscape. This inaugural festival will bring insightful thought leaders, award-winning musicians, and impactful community-building activities.
This festival offers a multitude of programs including public art activations, historic artifacts highlighted in our Juneteenth exhibition, and educational opportunities in partnership with our Museum partners.
