Plenty of Juneteenth events have already been celebrated in Philadelphia and the region, but there are many more coming up — both on the holiday itself and on the following weekend.

But the parade is just the beginning. In partnership with the city of Harrisburg, the organization Young People of Color has planned a full series of events to celebrate Juneteenth.

Across the country, faith groups are gearing up for Juneteenth events that weave spirituality and history. Here’s a sampling. An ecumenical prayer service ...

Juneteenth on the Green in Dover Dover’s celebration, "Juneteenth on the Green," will take place June 21. The parade begins at noon on West Loockerman Street and is followed by a festival at The ...

The parade route will begin on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. and Leona St. at 10 a.m., head south down Chicon past 12th St. and end at Rosewood Neighborhood Park for the Juneteenth Festival.

Harrisburg will mark the 2025 Juneteenth holiday with a parade for the first time. The Juneteenth parade will be in collaboration with the sixth annual Juneteenth celebration for the city.

MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee's Juneteenth parade in the Harambee neighborhood drew a massive crowd, featuring bands, dancers, and dignitaries as the city celebrated Black freedom and community unity.

Juneteenth celebration draws in first-timers Denise Mikulak, 69, finally checked Milwaukee's Juneteenth parade off her bucket list. "It's one of the largest in the country," Mikulak said.

Organizers said about 3,000 people came together along Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Tyler on Saturday morning to celebrate freedom, heritage and resilience during the annual Juneteenth parade.

Last year, it hosted a Juneteenth awards ceremony. However, this year, amid a different national political climate, the organization will not be hosting any Juneteenth events.