More Than A Museum
The National Juneteenth Museum is more than a museum — it will be an epicenter for education and celebration that is dedicated to building opportunities to advance future generations.
As the epicenter for the preservation of Juneteenth history, the National Juneteenth Museum will be a collaborative space to foster conversations on the global significance of freedom and the celebration of Juneteenth worldwide.
The museum is expected to open to the public in 2026.
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The National Juneteenth Museum connects the stories of freedom of the enslaved to modern-day liberation in daily pursuit of equity and justice.
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Understanding the past, Transforming the present, Reimagining the future.
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In all that we do, we are committed to:
• Integrity
• Excellence
• Innovation
• Service
• Leadership
• Collaboration
World PREMIERE!
We’re excited to share our world premiere short film. This film was produced by Squint Opera and supported by Meta.
Take a look!
“For decades, Juneteenth has been part of the fabric of our city and this museum is a welcome addition to its incredible legacy.”
— Mattie Parker, Mayor of Fort Worth
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