Lancaster Juneteenth 2026

Discover Juneteenth 2026 celebrations in Lancaster, PA.

Juneteenth 2026 Events in Lancaster

Juneteenth 2026 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania brings 3 confirmed celebrations — from parades and festivals to concerts, family programs, and community block parties. Featured events include Juneteenth Celebration at Landis Valley Farm Museum 2026 and Landis Valley Village Juneteenth Celebration 2026. Most Lancaster Juneteenth events fall on or near June 19, with the largest celebrations spanning the weekend of June 19–21, 2026. Browse every approved event below to plan your weekend, find free festivals, and discover concerts, parades, and family-friendly activities near you. New listings are added throughout the spring as organizers confirm dates.

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Juneteenth Celebration at Landis Valley Farm Museum 2026

Lancaster, PA • June 19, 2026

Watch the National Action Network Lancaster Chapter turn 1865 Lancaster into 1865 Galveston, Texas for one day in an immersive historical event. The day features 40 re-enactors, dancers, singers, and storytellers bringing the story of Juneteenth to life on the grounds of the Landis Valley Village & Farm Museum. 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM. Family-friendly and open to all.

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Landis Valley Village Juneteenth Celebration 2026

Lancaster, PA • June 19, 2026

For the first time, Landis Valley Village & Farm Museum hosts Lancaster's Juneteenth Celebration on Friday, June 19, 2026 in partnership with local community organizations. The historic event features cultural performances, gospel choirs, costumed reenactors, food vendors, and community storytelling commemorating the history and legacy of African American freedom and resilience in Pennsylvania.

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LancasterHistory & NAACP Juneteenth Gathering 2026

Lancaster, PA • May 14, 2026

LancasterHistory and the Lancaster Branch of the NAACP host an early-season Juneteenth gathering on May 14, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. at the LancasterHistory Museum & Research Center. The program features readings, music, and reflections on Lancaster County's role in the Underground Railroad and abolition movements, kicking off the city's broader Juneteenth observances.

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