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 on June 18, 2025, at Franklin Park in Washington, D. C. The event will commence at 7:30 PM local time and is designed to honor African American culture and history. Mayor Muriel Bowser and Thennie Freeman from the California Department of Parks & Recreation are set to participate, emphasizing the event's importance. Various attractions, including performances and educational activities, will be featured throughout the celebration.

This initiative highlights the city’s commitment to community engagement and cultural awareness. In previous years, FITDC events have drawn significant attendance, showcasing the community's enthusiasm for celebrating Juneteenth. The event not only commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans but also serves as a platform for dialogue on social issues. By hosting this celebration, the Bowser Administration aims to strengthen community ties and promote historical understanding.

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