8th Annual Juneteenth Jubilee
Friday, June 18th 5pm-8pm
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THIS FREE COMMUNITY EVENT FEATURES:​
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Black-owned businesses and creative artists
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Learn about local non-profits and community services
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Kids Zone with free face painting, bounce houses, playground and more!
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Live music by regional artists
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Incredible Food Vendors
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ASL Interpreters from GLOBO will be available courtesy of Fishers Parks
Coming up for its eighth year, students from Fishers High School's Fishers Black Leaders Club combine creative forces with Community Members, Fishers Arts Council, and Conner Prairie to organize an inclusive and welcoming event for the entire community:
JUNETEENTH JUBILEE
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Opportunities to get involved as a vendor and support our students' vision are available.
Check out the options below.
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Vendor Application
Applications for 2027 will open on December 1, 2026. Check back soon!
Join the Planning Team!
Our planning team is looking for community members to help us make Juneteenth Jubilee the best it can be. We meet Wednesdays at 4:15pm on Microsoft Teams. Deadline to join: May 27, 2026.
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Sponsor Juneteenth Jubilee
This event is incredibly important and not possible without support from our community. Help us keep the Juneteenth Jubilee going for years to to come. Sponsorship information will be available soon.
Showcase your talents at the 8th Annual Juneteenth Jubilee. We're looking for FAMILY FRIENDLY musicians, dancers, singers, poets and more. Applications for 2027 will open soon!
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Volunteer Sign Up
Volunteers are needed to help with set up, vendor check-in, greeters, hospitality, and clean up. Volunteer sign up will open in early 2027.
Fishers Juneteenth Jubilee was first held on June 20, 2020 at the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater. It was created by Fishers Equity Awareness, a student organization from Fishers & Hamilton Southeastern High Schools, with support from Fishers Racial Equity Efforts (F.R.E.E.). In 2022, management and organization of the event shifted to Fishers High School's Future Black Leaders Club and Fishers Arts Council was asked to provide administrative support for the event under the direction of the students. In 2023, the Jubilee was moved to Conner Prairie and with their support the event has continued to thrive. In 2026, the high school club changed it's name to Fishers Black Leaders and still continues the traditions and leadership goals of the original club.
Fishers Arts Council continues to provide administrative support through web hosting, payment processing, and contracting vendors and musicians under the direction of the FHS Fishers Black Leaders Club .