Joyful Juneteenth: An Evening of Performances

What do Black joy and Juneteenth mean to you? Come join us on the Edward and Margaret Imo Family Plaza for a joyful Juneteenth celebration with an evening of performances highlighting the beauty of Black American culture. Enjoy spoken word by InnerGy, live music by a Georgia Mae Ensemble, a vocal performance by artist Aida Ade, and an exciting step performance by Gentlemen of Vision. The night will start with a happy hour filled with traditional African American games including spades, dominoes, and Uno. For those looking for some good food and drinks, check out the Black-owned food trucks available! Outdoor seating is limited and will be first come first serve so please bring blankets and/or lawn chairs if possible!

Join us in the Grand Hall before our main-stage event to enjoy food and drink available for purchase. Visit resource tables hosted by local community and Black-centered organizations. Enjoy classic card games like spades and UNO, as well as dominos and a Black history-themed Jenga.

Schedule

• 5–7pm | Food and drinks available for purchase
• 5:00–6:30pm | Visit resource tables and play card games, dominos, and Jenga
• 6:30–8:00pm | Head to the Edward and Margaret Imo Family Plaza to enjoy live performances that highlight the beauty of Black American culture.

Event Type: Community Event
When: Monday, June 16, 2025 at 01:00 AM
Location: Missouri History Museum
Neighborhood: City-Wide
Ward: Many Wards
Admission: Free.
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