Bowser Administration Hosts Third Annual FITDC Juneteenth in the District

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The Bowser Administration will host the third annual FITDC: Juneteenth in the District event on June 18, 2025, at The Yards in Washington, D. C. This event celebrates the significance of Juneteenth, commemorating the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States. Local leaders, including Mayor Muriel Bowser and Thennie Freeman, will participate and engage with the community throughout the festivities. Scheduled from 6:30 PM GMT to midnight the following day, the event will offer a range of activities aimed at fostering awareness and appreciation of African American history.

The celebration reflects the city's ongoing commitment to inclusivity and cultural recognition. Last year's event attracted a significant turnout, highlighting community interest and participation. The Bowser Administration emphasizes the importance of such gatherings in strengthening community bonds. This year's celebration aims to build on that momentum and deepen the engagement with local residents.

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