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Juneteenth 

Daytona Beach

Celebrating unity in the community with the largest and longest-running Juneteenth festival in Florida

Hometown Heroes
Banquet

The
Community
Is Talking

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    "We are privileged to celebrate, honor and pay tribute to the great slave men and women who worked two years as slaves in Texas after slavery had ended"

    Linda McGee, Juneteenth Festival Committee, Inc. Chairperson

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    "I think the celebration and understanding of what took place many years ago is something that we should reflect on and make sure it never happens again to any race of people."

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    It’s great to see so many coming together to acknowledge and remember the past, celebrate the hard-fought freedom from slavery and look ahead to a better future.

    Mike Chitwood, Sheriff of Volusia County

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    “As a vendor at the Juneteenth festival, I find it incredibly rewarding and eye-opening to witness the remarkable achievements and continued progress of our community.”

    Anna Whitehead Alexander, Stay Fly Accessories

Impact in Numbers

Celebrating unity in the community

5K

Up to 5,000 people attend the Family Festival each year

28

Daytona Beach has been celebrating Juneteenth for 28 years

500

Over 500 Volusia and Flagler County Hometown Heroes honored

400

The Juneteenth Banquet sells out each year with up to 400 attendees

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There is something for everybody at the Juneteenth Festival

Saturday, June 13 2026

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”a day of music and praise,” and “a jamboree of feasting and fellowship.”


- Dr. Opal Lee, the Grandmother of Juneteenth

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