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Juneteenth Joy Fest is a dynamic program of Joy Ambition, a North Omaha nonprofit dedicated to nurturing the local arts and culture scene. Founded in 2021 by McKizia, Joy Ambition champions community storytelling through live performances, workshops, and cultural programming. On stage and in the community, Juneteenth Joy Fest brings together diverse artists and neighbors for an all-day celebration that honors freedom, history, and creativity.

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As a performer page, we highlight the mission, the upcoming May–June 2025 lineup, and the ways the festival enriches Omaha’s arts ecosystem. The annual festival has grown into a regional gathering, supported by local coverage and event listings that spotlight its impact and accessibility for attendees across the city and beyond.

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Upcoming details for 2025 showcase a vibrant lineup with Mereba headlining, plus artists KVtheWriter, Reinbow, Ris, ROCK!ANNA, Nyarok, KOTI, and more. The host for 2025 is Jewel Rodgers, Nebraska State Poet, with an emphasis on community donations and accessible entry through a suggested the best available price. All events are hosted at The Union for Contemporary Art, located at 2423 North 24th Street in Omaha. Follow Juneteenth Joy Fest on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram for updates. Secure your seats and join us for a joyful, culture-forward afternoon and evening of performance.

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For more information, official social channels: Facebook, YouTube, Instagram. Venue details: The Union for Contemporary Art, 2423 North 24th Street, Omaha, NE 68110.

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Quick Facts About Juneteenth Joy Fest

  • Festival profile: Juneteenth JoyFest is a program of Joy Ambition, a North Omaha nonprofit dedicated to nurturing the local arts and culture scene (Founded 2021; McKizia as Founder/Executive Director).
  • Location and venue: The Union for Contemporary Art, 2423 North 24th Street, Omaha, NE 68110 (home to past/future JoyFest events).
  • 2025 date and format: Juneteenth JoyFest 2025 on June 21, 2:00 PM–10:00 PM CDT at The Union for Contemporary Art; donation-based with a $5-$10 suggested donation.
  • Headliner: Mereba is the 2025 headliner; other listed performers include KVtheWriter, Reinbow, Ris, ROCK!ANNA, Nyarok, KOTI, and more; host Jewel Rodgers (Nebraska State Poet).
  • Past and current reach: The festival has been covered by local outlets (e.g., KETV) and is listed in multiple Omaha event guides, highlighting its community impact and regional scope.
  • Social presence: Juneteenth JoyFest maintains social channels (Facebook, YouTube, Instagram) linked from its site for updates and announcements.

Upcoming details for 2025 showcase a vibrant lineup with Mereba headlining, plus artists KVtheWriter, Reinbow, Ris, ROCK!ANNA, Nyarok, KOTI, and more. The host for 2025 is Jewel Rodgers, Nebraska State Poet, with an emphasis on community donations and accessible entry through a suggested the best available price. All events are hosted at The Union for Contemporary Art, located at 2423 North 24th Street in Omaha. Follow Juneteenth Joy Fest on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram for updates. Secure your seats and join us for a joyful, culture-forward afternoon and evening of performance.

For more information, official social channels: Facebook, YouTube, Instagram. Venue details: The Union for Contemporary Art, 2423 North 24th Street, Omaha, NE 68110.

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