Since her aptly titled debut album, Rebellious Soul, K. Michelle has consistently offered her fansher pain, her desires, her challenges, and her love without a filter …and she’s ok with that. Foralmost a decade K. Michelle has been a vocalist whose imprint and contribution to R&B is inalignment with not only her influences but singers whose artistry has the ability to connect to thelistener’s soul. K. Michelle’s body of work is a testament to her experiences over time and asonic journal that has chronicled her growth. Past aside, she is presently poised to speak herlatest truth on her self proclaimed last R&B project, I’m the Problem.
Lena Byrd-Miles, Billboard #1 My Block Inc. artist, the darling of the Oakland Bay Area has been singing since the ripe ole age of 4. Coming from a musical family, she launched her singing career at her Grandfather's Church where she faithfully lent her gift.
More than an artist, Lena is a wife, daughter, sister, and friend with a unique ability to connect with people. Her innate comedic prowess and infectious laugh draws you in, but her compassion for mankind will cause you to appreciate her heart.
This is the African American Community Service Agency's 43rd year producing the Juneteenth in the Street Festival in San Jose. For over 42 years, the Juneteenth Festival in San Jose/Silicon Valley has averaged over 6,000 attendees. Entertainment has ranged from artists like Anthony Hamilton, Case, Faith Evans, Ledisi, Jon B., Reuben Studdard, and Brandy to groups like the Drifters with a wide range of local artists from Rap/Hip Hop to R&B, Gospel, and Jazz. Our wide variety of food, artwork, retailers, community services and local businesses have been a major draw for event attendees. The Festival celebrates African American heritage and is an opportunity to educate the community on topics ranging from health to educational and financial literacy. This year, as the community is re-emerging after a long year of struggle, celebrating our resilience together will be especially meaningful.
The City of San Jose will once again raise the Juneteenth Flag at City Hall.
A healing event for Wellness & Restoration with Yoga by Armani.
Come on out to our local black-owned lounge and bar, Enso's, to rock the Mic, express yourself, recharge and reconnect with Live DJ and Guest Emcee Prentice Powell.
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This day will continue the Festival’s tradition of an evening of speakers with inspirational and educational messaging the night before the big event, with Amanda Seals (Insecure) and Elaine Brown (Black Panthers) at the Guildhouse.
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Taking the Festival and Freedom to the Streets, a Homecoming!
12:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Emcee Kym Whitley
Grand Opening (2:00 pm)
Gospel Headliner Lena Byrd Miles (3:00 pm)
Headliner K. Michelle (6:00 pm)
Location: SoFA District, Downtown San Jose (S. First St between San Carlos St & Williams St)
We are excited to host our 42nd Annual Juneteenth in the Park Festival for our community where we celebrate our legacy, our resilience, and our freedom through community, music, dancing, food, education, and so much more.
This year’s theme is Juneteenth Homecoming: Our Culture, Our Freedom, Our Future.
For the first time in our festival’s history we will celebrate Juneteenth with
the FAMU Marching 100!
Lodging accommodations for the 42nd Juneteenth in the Streets Festival have yet to be announced! Please check back soon!
Sponsor Options:
Presenting $20,000+
Bronze $5,000+
Gold $15,000+
Freedom $2,500+
Silver $10,000+
General $500-$2,499
Vendor Options:
Featured - $150
Business/Arts & Crafts - $75
Food - $125
Info & Resource - $50
Souvenir Booklet Ad Space:
Full Page — $250
Eighth Page — $40
Half Page — $125
Business Card — $25
Quarter Page — $75
Individual Name — $5
Application Details:
We're now accepting performer applications for the 2021 Juneteenth in the Festival.
The deadline for submission is May 31, 2021.
A member of the Entertainment Committee will contact you within 2-4 business days.
The Juneteenth event location is:
Santa Clara County Fairgrounds - Gate D
2542 Monterey Rd, San Jose, CA 95111