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Juneteenth is almost here!

Juneteenth 2026 is almost here! Join us. Volunteer, become a sponsor, or become a vendor. We will have horse rides, line dancing, great food, and live music. Bring the family and some lawn chairs.

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Thank you all for making this a special day. Special Recognition to our committee, volunteers, sponsors, and vendors. See you all next year!

5th Annual Juneteenth March and Festival 2026

Remembering Our Trailblaizers

This year, we are celebrating in style! We are honoring how African Americans have shaped culture through decades of fashion. From the sophisticated Gilded Age and the swagged-out Harlem Renaissance; to the mighty Black Power movement and the revolution of Hip Hop. Pick your decade and bring your family and chairs and join the show as we continue to march in step from 1865 to now.


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Why We Celebrate Juneteenth

Juneteenth celebrates the day (June 19, 1865) when Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, and announced that enslaved African Americans were free, effectively ending slavery in the United States. It's a commemoration of freedom, a time for reflection on the legacy of slavery and the ongoing struggle for equality, and an opportunity to celebrate African American culture and resilience. 

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Youth Scholarship Application

We believe in supporting and encouraging the achievements of our youth. We aim to award a minimum of three (3) $500 Scholarships to deserving Hutto High School Seniors. 


Seniors are to apply by 

May 29, 2026, and awardees will be announced on June 10th on Black Families of Hutto's Facebook Page. 


Scholarship recipients are asked to be at the event on June 14th at 1:30 pm. 

Apply Today

Become A Sponsor

Volunteer Opportunities

Sponsorship Levels are:

Level 1: $25 - $99

Level 2: $100 - $199

Level 3: $200 and above

 (Premier Placement)


All sponsors will have their logos featured on the official Juneteenth T-shirt and promotion media, including Black Families of Hutto page and event posters. Sponsorship placement varies by level, with Level 3 sponsors receiving premier visibility.


LOGO SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 

MAY 26, 2026

(Logos must be submitted by this date to appear on T-shirt)


Note: T-shirt purchase is not included with sponsorship

Sponsor Now

Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteer Opportunities

Make a difference in our community by volunteering your time and skills. Explore our latest volunteer opportunities and get involved today. Visit our volunteer sign up.


Volunteer Sign up

Become a Vendor

We welcome food and market vendors, including kid entrepreneurs and non-profits.


  • Food Vendors $125 
  • Art and Retail Vendors $60
  • Youth Vendors 
  • (ages 7-18) $30
  • Non-Profit Information Only $30
  • Non-Profit Selling $60
  • Voter Registration Free (limit 2 orgs)

Become a Vendor

Buy A T-Shirt!

Get some Juneteenth SWAG! Come out in true fashion. This year our theme is Remembering our Trailblazers. Proceeds from t-shirts will go to BFOH initiatives. 


Order 2026 T-Shirt

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