Spend Juneteenth weekend at Keystone Korner with a multi-soul performance from Harold Melvin’s Blue Notes. Coming out of the Gamble-Huff music factory, the group has created memorable love tracks such as Grammy-nominated “If You Don’t Know Me By Now”. Get your tickets now because this show is sure to sell-out fast!

The Enoch Pratt Public Library will be hosting a free, public screening of Justice and Reconciliation: From Henry Highland Garnet to Harvey Johnson. The film highlights the efforts of abolitionist, Henry Highland Garnet, and civil rights architect, Harvey Johnson, in amplifying the voices of the Black community in Congress and across the country.

The Walters Art Museum will be hosting a special Juneteenth performance, celebrating Afro House music. Scott Patterson of Afro House’s Astronaut Symphony has curated a immersive performance that explores human connection to planet, solar system, and beyond.

Connect with your community on Juneteenth through slam poetry, open mics, and more! Harp Vision LLC invites everyone to come together for a day of reflection and celebration of Black empowerment.

Join BLK ASS FLEA MKT for their 2nd annual Rhythm Liberation Fest! Acknowledge the significance of Juneteenth surrounded by your community, and participate in yoga sessions, family friendly activities, and live performances at the Baltimore Museum of Industry.

The first annual Juneteenth Urban Agriculture Fest is coming to Union Craft Brewing! Connect with your local community and explore the intersection of urban agriculture and Juneteenth. Don’t miss our on guest speakers, community building, home grow classes, and more.

This Juneteenth, The Reginald F. Lewis Museum will be honoring black cultural expression, freedom, and music with an all-day celebration of black empowerment. Join in on a day of inspiring conversations, interactive art, and powerful performances.