Juneteenth Father’s Day Talk Show

Posted on June 17, 2022

1)Ebony Kimbrow with the 2022 Juneteenth Freedom Festival Saturday, June 18th in Little Rock starting at 2 PM with a Parade, the festival is from 5 to 9 and fireworks afterwards. It all happens at Interstate Park. For more information call 501-859-3306 or visit JUNETEENTHARKANSASFESTIVAL.org.

2 DuSun Scarbrough the executive director of the Arkansas Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission announces The Juneteenth experience Saturday 10 am on the steps of the state capital for more information contact the King commission at 888290 KING.

3)Angel Smith with the DHS Juneteenth Celebration Friday, June 17 from 11 am until 1:30 pm at 700 Main Downtown Little Rock for more info visit: [email protected].

4) Celeste Williams with the Jacksonville NAACP on the Juneteenth in Jacksonville Saturday, June 18 10 am to 1 pm at Johnson Park in Jacksonville. For more Info visit: NAACPJacksonvilleAR on Facebook.

5)Frank Holbrook with the President of the Faulkner County NAACP Juneteenth Celebration Saturday 11 am to 4 Pm at Simon Park 805 Front St. downtown Conway. For more information visit Faulkner County NAACP on Facebook I’ll call Frank at 501-517-7087.

6)Derek Hamilton with Hamilton Farms mobile video game station.

to talk about the Jacksonville Mighty Vikings free Father’s Day celebration Sunday 2 PM until 5 PM at Mighty Vikings field free admission for all dad and kids for more information visit: mightyvikingsonline.com or call Coach Dominic at 501-773-0917

7) Dino D with the D-Train Band to talk about the Juneteenth Stone Soul Picnic featuring Brick One Way Zap the D Train Band and Niki Parish Sunday, June 19th North Shore Riverwalk in North Little Rock call Dino at 501-612-4975.

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