At 8 p.m. Friday, June 20, through Monday, June 23, at Marigny Opera House. Tickets $31.37-$78.33 (including fees) via eventbrite.com. Juneteenth, celebrated on June 19, commemorates the day when ...

There are several events in New Orleans for people to celebrate Juneteenth. On the New Orleans Lakefront, a celebration is being hosted by attorney Juan Lafonta that is free and open to the public ...

New Orleans marks Juneteenth with weighty, joyous festival in Congo Square Juneteenth Festival is in its sixth year in New Orleans. It featured around 70 vendors, free music and food.

Various Juneteenth celebrations will take place around New Orleans beginning Thursday, June 19.

New Orleans will honor Juneteenth this year with a lineup of events that celebrate Black history, artistry and liberation across the city.

New Orleans attorney Juan LaFonta’s free Juneteenth celebration There are three colors in the Pan-African flag that was created in 1920. The color black represents the diasporic people of Africa.

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NEW ORLEANS — There are plenty of events popping up on Thursday, June 19th, to celebrate the Juneteenth holiday – the day all Americans were made truly free.

Want to honor and celebrate Juneteenth in New Orleans? You can enjoy live music, celebrate with friends and learn about Black heritage at a number of events happening around the city this month.

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New Orleans typically gets all the attention, but Baton Rouge is not to be missed this Juneteenth, either. As the home of Southern University, the largest HBCU in the world, the state’s capital ...

Juneteenth, the nation's newest federal holiday, is celebrated by Americans on June 19 to commemorate the end of slavery in the United States, with a history dating back to the 1860s.