Saturday, June 13
12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

George Washington Carver Park
1400 E. 118th St, Los Angeles, CA 90059

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We’re looking for volunteers to support this fun and transformative event.

We would love to elevate local artisans, crafts, and merchandise from entrepreneurs and mom and pop shops in the second district to come sell at Juneteenth. The vendor fee is $50 and vendors must bring their own table and tent.

Please note, we are not accepting food vendors for this artisan marketplace.

Sponsor Interest Form

Join us in supporting our annual Juneteenth event, which connects thousands of residents in the 2nd District to important resources, services, and opportunities.

Free Event Open to All

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On-Site County
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Record
Expungement

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Tenant
Protections

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Fun
Activities

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Tech/coding
workshop

Swimming
lessons

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Live
Art

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Food
Trucks!

Participating Organizations

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Thank you to Our Sponsors

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Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell’s Juneteenth Celebration & Resource Fair is a free community event that raises awareness of the historical impact of Juneteenth, connects residents to vital County and community services, and creates a necessary space for celebrating joy and redefining what freedom means today with empowering discussions, performances, and activities.

All residents are welcomed and encouraged to attend. 2026 will mark the sixth annual event and we are set to make an even bigger impact…

About Juneteenth

On June 19, 1865, news that the Emancipation Proclamation had been signed finally reached Galveston Texas, two years after President Abraham Lincoln signed the law in 1863 abolishing slavery. As a result, over 250,000 enslaved people of African descent were freed throughout Texas.

161 years later, Juneteenth (June 19) continues to be celebrated as a pivotal moment in the ending of slavery in the United States and symbolizes the on-going fight for justice and equality.

All are welcomed! Sign-up to receive a notification once the event registration opens.

Click here to learn more about Juneteenth

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Honoring our History, Serving our Communities and Celebrating Joy

Saturday, June 13 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm