2021 Juneteenth Events
Plans are underway for a Juneteenth parade on June 12th to kickoff our 2021 Juneteenth Celebration. Look for more information coming soon.
2021 events include:
June 1st at 12pm - Flag Raising and Unity Walk at the Kansas State Capitol
June 12th at 11am - Juneteenth Parade on Kansas Ave and program at Cushinberry Park immediately following.
June 18th 5:30pm - Juneteenth Celebration Concert at Evergy Plaza
June 19th at 12-10pm - Topeka Family & Friends Juneteenth Celebration, at Hillcrest Community Center and Park.
Check back to keep up to date with the latest information.
2022 Topeka Juneteenth Schedule of Events
The 2022 plans include our annual events (see the listing below).
This year we are working on a host of efforts to help our community. We are still participating in food distribution with Harvesters and kicking off our Juneteenth Youth Group.
June 4, 2022 - Kansas Miss Juneteenth Pageant at the Beacon. See more on our Facebook page.
June 6, 2022 - The National Unity Walk and Flag Raisingwill be held at the Capitol along with cities across the country as we raise the flag in UNITY at 12 Noon.
June 11, 2022 - Our Annual Juneteenth Parade is quickly becoming a popular event.
June 13 - TFFJC Youth Celebration at the New Beginnings Baptist Church 1329 SW 37th
June 14 - Taco Tuesday, at Betty Phillips Neighborhood Park 3303 SE Irvingham St
June 15 - Tulsa Oklahoma History Tour Discussion TBA
June 16, 2022 - Essay Contest Winners will be announced at the Annual Essay Contest Banquet. Contact us for more information.
June 18, 2022 - Join us for the Juneteenth Celebration at Hillcrest Community Center!
June 19, 2022 - New this year is the Juneteenth Gospel Extravaganza! Don't Miss it!
We welcome you to join with us as we work in our community. If you would like to join us, email us at info@tffjc.org.
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2020 Topeka Juneteenth Schedule of Events
The 2020 Covid pandemic changed our plans. We had a caravan parade instead of our usual celebration. We also partnered with the library to get videos of local members of our community discussing Juneteenth.
So far this year, we have been involved in a host of efforts to help our community. We are participating in food distribution with Harvesters.
January 25th @6pm via Zoom, we will begin a Lecture Series entitled Dual America, Then and Now. It will surround current events in America and along with our past experience.
In February, we are planning a virtual town hall for the youth of Topeka to discuss the effects of Covid in their lives we call Sankofa Roundtable.
In April, we are planning a visit from 94-year-old, Ms. Opal Lee, who is campaigning around the country to make Juneteenth a national holiday. See more on our National Juneteenth Campaign page.
We welcome you to join with us for an intimate look into our community. If you would like to join us, email us for a link to Zoom at info@tffjc.org.
2023 Topeka Juneteenth Schedule of Events
The 2022 plans include our annual events (see the listing below).
This year we are working on a host of efforts to help our community. We are still participating in food distribution with Harvesters and kicking off our Juneteenth Youth Group.
June 3 - Kansas Miss Juneteenth Pageant at the Beacon. See more on our Facebook page.
June 5 - The National Unity Walk and Flag Raisingwill be held at the Capitol along with cities across the country as we raise the flag in UNITY at 12 Noon.
June 10 - Our Annual Juneteenth Parade is quickly becoming a popular event.
June 12 - TFFJC Youth Night Pop & Paint at Jefferson Square. 6pm
June 13 - Taco Tuesday Field Day, at Betty Phillips Neighborhood Park 3303 SE Irvingham St 6:30pm
June 15 - Juneteenth Essay Banquet, Open Arms Outreach, 2401 E 11th, 6pm
June 16 - First Tee Game Night at Hilcrest Community Center
June 17 - Join us for the Juneteenth Celebration at Hillcrest Community Center!
June 18 - New this year is the Juneteenth Gospel Extravaganza! Don't Miss it!
June 19 - NATIONAL JUNETEENTH FREEDOM DAY!
Why We Celebrate Juneteenth? Town Hall with Dale Cushinberry at the Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library, 7pm (Come share your vision of celebrating Juneteenth)
What does the end of slavery mean in 2023? with Tennessee Town NIA, 1149 SW Lincoln
We welcome you to join with us as we work in our community. If you would like to join us, email us at info@tffjc.org.