The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis hosting free Juneteenth celebration
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Last updated: June 5, 2026
The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is hosting its annual Juneteenth Jamboree on Saturday, June 6, offering free admission to celebrate Juneteenth. This event aims to make history accessible and engaging for families while supporting the local community and Black-owned businesses.
- The Juneteenth Jamboree provides free admission, but advance tickets are required due to limited capacity, with a limit of seven tickets per household. Museum members are exempt from needing advance tickets.
- The event will feature family-friendly activities, including performances by the Freetown Village Singers, the Griot Drum Ensemble, and the G3 Steppers. Attendees can also enjoy meet-and-greets and sash-making activities with participants from the Miss Indy Juneteenth Pageant.
- An important exhibit will showcase the dress worn by Jayla Lyons, recipient of the Ruby Bridges Community Service Award, during her win as Little Miss Indy Juneteenth.
- The marketplace will highlight vendors, authors, and community resources, offering an opportunity to support Black-owned businesses and community organizations.
- Museum representatives emphasize the event's mission to create fun educational experiences and bring families together to celebrate.
