Bowser Administration Hosts Third Annual FITDC Juneteenth in the District

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The Bowser Administration announces the third annual FITDC: Juneteenth in the District on June 18, 2025, at Franklin Park, Washington, D. C. The event begins at 6:30 PM GMT and will feature activities honoring the significance of Juneteenth. Local leaders, including Muriel Bowser and Thennie Freeman, are expected to participate, emphasizing community involvement. This year's festivities, organized by the California Department of Parks & Recreation, aim to foster connections within the community while celebrating freedom and heritage.

In addition to entertainment and educational activities, the event seeks to raise awareness about the importance of Juneteenth. The celebration aims to strengthen community ties and promote unity in the district. The Bowser Administration's commitment to such events reflects ongoing efforts to celebrate diversity and inclusivity in D. C. Overall, the event will serve as a platform for dialogue and engagement among residents.

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