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ARLINGTON JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION · JUNE 2027

Freedom, family and the future, celebrated together.

Our free Juneteenth celebration returns to Levitt Pavilion in Arlington in June 2027. More than 4,500 neighbors joined us last time and we expect 5,000+. Sponsors keep it free and help send our young men to college.

A woman in sunglasses and a Juneteenth T-shirt cheers with her arm raised at the Arlington Juneteenth Celebration

4,500+

Guests at our last celebration

5,000+

Guests expected in June 2027

Free

Admission for every family

Levitt

Pavilion, in the heart of Arlington

WHY SPONSOR

A free celebration runs on generous partners.

Because the celebration is free to attend, sponsorships cover the day and are the main way Juneteenth raises money for Sigma Beta Club scholarships.

Your business stands in front of thousands of Arlington families on a day about freedom, community and the future.

Service 1st Initiatives is a 501(‌c)(3) nonprofit, so sponsorships may be tax-deductible. Please check with your tax professional.

SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES

2027 packages are on the way.

Want to lock in your sponsorship now? Send us a message and our team will share the packages with you.

EVENT DETAILS

Mark your calendar.

The exact date, schedule and performers will be announced here. Join our list so you hear first.

WHEN

June 2027, date to be announced

WHERE

Levitt Pavilion, Arlington, TX

COST

Free and open to the public

PROCEEDS

Sponsorships help fund Sigma Beta Club college scholarships

LAST TIME AT JUNETEENTH

The crowd that keeps growing.

Arlington Sigmas and Sigma Beta Club members in blue shirts gather in front of the concert stage
Two women dance together in the crowd at the Juneteenth celebration
A guest holds up a colorful kente-print hand fan
A group of women smile and pose together at the Juneteenth celebration
An older couple wave from their lawn chairs in the Juneteenth crowd
A performer in a Juneteenth T-shirt sings on stage under colored lights
A vendor holds up a jar of his barbecue dry rub at his booth
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