Celebrate Freedom Day in Taylor, Texas!
Juneteenth is a national holiday in observance of the emancipation (freeing) of slaves in the U.S. This holiday started right here in Texas, where slaves were freed June 19, 1865, three years after the Emancipation Proclamation.
The Taylor, TX Juneteenth Committee will kickoff the citywide Juneteenth celebration with the Annual Parade & Brunch on June 20, 2026 starting at 9am. The Festival will take place from 5:00PM – 9:00PM in Fannie Robinson Park, Taylor, Texas.
Presented by Taylor Juneteenth Committee:
City of Taylor Park & Recreation Department
Dickey Museum & Multipurpose Center
Bill Pickett Educational Foundation
Blackshear OL Price Ex-Students Association
Southside Community Engagement
The First Baptist Church
OLH Foundation
Salvation Church
Braided Faded Crew
City of Taylor Park & Recreation Department
Dickey Museum & Multipurpose Center
Bill Pickett Educational Foundation
Blackshear OL Price Ex-Students Association
Southside Community Engagement
The First Baptist Church
OLH Foundation
Salvation Church
Braided Faded Crew
Sponsors:
City of Taylor Park & Recreation Department
Dickey Museum & Multipurpose Center
Southside Community Engagement
Southside Community Engagement
Salvation Church
Taylor Office Products
Taylor Office Products
Plan to join us? RSVP on Facebook
Get Involved
Walk or Drive in the Juneteenth Parade
Be a Festival Food, Activity or Business Vendor
Volunteer with the Taylor Juneteenth Committee
Or Do Them All 🤗
Friday Night Steppin’ Line Dance Class & Fundraiser
May 23, 2025 | 7-9 pm
Fannie Robinson Park Pavilion, 304 Dolan St, Taylor TX 76574
Bring your dancing shoes! We are putting out boots on the ground to support the Taylor Juneteenth Celebration. Bring water and towel!
