The 6th Annual Fishers Juneteenth Jubilee -At Conner Prarie - With Fishers Art Council

The 6th Annual Fishers Juneteenth Jubilee will be at Conner Prairie, from 5PM-8PM on Thursday, June 19th. Enter through the Symphony Gates. This is a FREE community event. This event has been organized and created by students from Fishers High School’s Future Black Leaders club and supported by community members. There will be black owned businesses and community resources in booths around the space along with local food and talented entertainment. Bring the family for a FREE Kid’s Zone with playground, bouncy houses, face painting, games, balloon animals, and interactive music. Juneteenth holds significant importance as it commemorates the emancipation of the last enslaved African Americans in the United States on June 19, 1865. It serves as a powerful reminder of the ongoing journey toward freedom and equality. The celebration highlights the achievements and cultural contributions of African Americans throughout history. Participating in the Jubilee is a meaningful way to honor this historic milestone and show support for Fishers High School Future Black Leaders and the Fishers community in a joyful shared setting.