Blytheville residents can celebrate Juneteenth be attending a parade, outdoor movie theater or a vaccination clinic.

Blytheville residents can celebrate Juneteenth be attending a parade, outdoor movie theater or a vaccination clinic.
Camden is marking Juneteenth with a series of events June 18-20. Activities include a parade, block party, tailgate and car show.
The Crossett Juneteenth Committee is hosting an afternoon of fun, food and games at the E.C. Crossett Youth Center June 19.
The Arkansas Martin Luther King Jr. Commission is hosting a Juneteenth Celebration at Dumas High School.
The Coalition of Black Professionals and the “Anxiety is a Mutha” podcast are hosting a Black Business Expo and the B.O.L.D. Awards in June 18-19 in El Dorado.
The Hot Springs MLK/Juneteenth Committee is hosting a celebration from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Historic Farmers Market on Orange Street.
Arkansas State University is inviting the public to gather on the front steps of the Lakeport Plantation Home in Lake Village June 19 for a reading of the Emancipation Proclamation and the Thirteenth Amendment.
The Carver Alumni Association is hosting a one-day event June 19 at Lonoke City Park to celebrate Juneteenth.
United Community Organization is hosting several events to celebrate Juneteenth including a candlelight vigil, parade and Gospel concert.
Deep fried Twinkies and cotton candy will be available at a Juneteenth celebration in Parkin that’s raising money for the Alzheimer’s Association.
The Eddie Mae Herron Center and Museum is hosting a Juneteenth community celebration starting at 9 a.m. June 19 in Pocahontas.
There are two Juneteenth celebrations in Russellville this year — one James Park and one at the Depot Park in Downtown Russellville.