Fargo, North Dakota, is the fourth fastest growing city in the country. The percentage of Black residents in Fargo was 2.7% ten years ago. Black residents comprised 8.8% of the population of Fargo, North Dakota in 2020. We are committed to bringing ND to life! It is our goal to create an environment where everyone feels at home, where sober fun and cultural events can be enjoyed by all. In order to ensure the success of our city and region, we provide opportunities to marginalized communities to celebrate their uniqueness, embrace their talents, and build their legacy.

What is Juneteenth? June 19th,1865 represents the anniversary date of the Union army

proclaiming freedom for enslaved peoples. African Americans declared June 19th as Juneteenth a contraction of June and Nineteenth, also known as Emancipation Day or Freedom Day. The opportunity to bring joy, fun, and unity to the community with your support and assistance is very exciting to me. Participants at this year's Fargo Juneteenth will have the opportunity to engage in education, entertainment, virtual reality, art, and volunteerism. All members of the community are welcome to participate in such cultural events for free.

Juneteenth celebration is poised to be an unforgettable event, providing a rich tapestry of experiences for participants. With opportunities to engage in education, entertainment, virtual reality, art, and volunteerism, this celebration encapsulates the spirit of freedom. Thanks to generous contributions, over 150 youth will enjoy free meals, and more than 400 families will receive complimentary photos and Juneteenth products. The celebration will also spotlight the talents of Black and Brown artists from the West Fargo, Fargo, Moorhead, Jamestown, and Bismarck communities, with efforts made to ensure fair compensation for their contributions. By integrating resources from across the region, this event is poised to have a lasting impact for years to come, embodying the essence of unity and belonging.