Our morning opening ceremony is in-person. Social distancing and CDC-approved health practices will be observed.

If you can't attend in-person, watch along with us with the link you'll get via email.

In-person experience:

Arrive at 8:30 AM on Dr. Von D. Mizell/Eula Johnson State Park-- for parking, $6.

Drive up to parking lot #1. Look for the purple flags and the signs that say: "Hate has no home here."

9 AM Sharp - Water is Life Opening Ceremony

9:30 AM - Yoga on the Beach provided by Yoga @Heart!

10:15 AM - Swim In Honoring the Divine In You with Diversity in Aquatics Masters Swim

Online Broadcast: (Watch or listen with the link we'll send directly to you!)

(You can also watch the opening ceremony from home.)

10:45 AM - Acknowledgement of our Sponsors

11:00 AM to Noon: Curated Broadcast from BlackWomenPodcasting.com

Noon to 1 PM - Joy-Full Belly - Cook Along with Vegan Chef Nzingah Oniwosan

1:10 PM - An Ode to Juneteenth for Joy - Performance by Impact Artist Alexander Star

1:30 PM - 2:30 PM - Legacy and Impact as a Joyful Practice: a conversation with Black Leaders in Food, Culture, Mind-Science and Philanthropy

2:30 PM - 3:30 PM - Interactive Workshop: Anchoring Joy into a Hectic, Changing Life

3:30 PM - A Delightful Bit of Foolishness provided by Studio Anansi

4 PM - Closing Meditation and Music Jubilee!

Juneteenth for Joy is a celebration of Black liberation through the lens of joy!

Join us for a full immersion in delight and joy -- and experience the dream that your ancestors struggled for right now. Black Joy is an essential part of Black Freedom-- that's what the hustle and grind are supposed to bring you, right?

During our celebration, you'll have free access to music, comedy, fun conversation, inspiration, a special meditation, and online resources to get access to nourishing food and Black therapy. Just register here and join the party live anytime during the day! Check out our agenda so you can get in where you fit in.

This year, we're having an in-person opening ceremony that honors our resilient past. Join us at the historic Black beach in Broward County, the Von D. Mizell/ Eula Johnson State Park.

Registration helps make this a safe, sacred online experience for everyone. Your information will not be published or shared. we've gathered for your mental health after Juneteenth is over.

Divest your labor for one day, and invest in your soul's well-being.

The New Civil Rights movement can be heavy work. We can't expect to sustain it if we aren't caring for ourselves.

As poet Toi Derricotte scribed, "Joy is an act of resistance."