Juneteenth Celebrations At WRSP

 

Juneteenth At WRSP


Today, White River State Park will hosts a festive Juneteenth with events for all to join. Saturday in the park begins with a parade at Indiana and Blackford Avenue from 10 a.m. to noon, and includes these Juneteenth activities:


Indy Juneteenth Festival


The Indy Juneteenth Festival is Military Park from noon to 7 p.m. on Saturday, June 15. The park will feature live entertainment, food trucks, vendors, games, bounce houses, education stations and other activities.


Indiana State Museum Juneteenth


Celebrate Juneteenth with free admission 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Indiana State Museum. Their festival will feature hands-on art activities, chats with curators, food trucks, plus, live artist performances. 


Eiteljorg Museum Juneteenth and Jazz


Saturday, June 15 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. is the Eiteljorg Museum’s 9th annual Juneteenth and Jazz Community Celebration. The museum will offer free admission to enjoy events like poetry readings, storytelling, and creative activities. The highlight of the museum’s event are the live jazz performances by Cassius Goens Quartet and the Rob Dixon Quartet. 


Visit White River State Park


In the heart of downtown Indianapolis is 250 beautiful acres to explore White River State Park that is home to cultural, educational, and recreational attractions. These attractions include:


  • Everwise Amphitheater 
  • IMAX Theater
  • Indianapolis Zoo
  • Indiana State Museum
  • Eiteljorg Museum
  • NCAA Hall of Champions
  • Indians Baseball at Victory Field
  • Central Canal


Learn about White River State Park and find update on events, museum exhibits, movies, and more to experience on their website. 


Location: White River State Park, 801 W Washington St, Indianapolis, IN 46204, USA

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