Franklin’s Juneteenth Celebration brings the community together to commemorate emancipation and celebrate African American history, culture, and freedom. Held each year on June 19, the event typically includes live music, food, games, dancing, cultural programs, and activities for children and families.
The celebration may feature line dancing, bingo, cakewalks, sports, traditional games, crafts, and historical programs. Guided walks, cemetery tours, and open-house opportunities at the McLemore House Museum may also be offered.
Juneteenth Celebration Details
Date
The celebration is held on June 19.
Location
Bicentennial Park, 400 5th Avenue North, Franklin, TN 37064
Presented By
African American Heritage Society of Williamson County
Cost
Free to attend
Who It’s For
Families, residents, visitors, and anyone interested in African American history, culture, and community traditions
What to Expect
Live music, food, dancing, games, children’s activities, cultural programs, historical interpretation, and community fellowship
Good to Know
Some related activities, including guided walks, cemetery tours, or open-house programs at the McLemore House Museum, may take place at separate locations or times. Entertainment, food vendors, and other programming vary each year.
