It's easy! Reserve and create your own float displaying black history and achievements pre/post slavery. Choose from ancient times, historic Kemet, the middle passage, inventors, abolitionist, entrepreneurs, political achievements, musicians, athletes, revolutionaries and basically any time in our history from ancient
​to-date.

​We are only limited by our own imaginations. Want to make a statement for the world to notice? Customize your float and display it with Juneteenth Atlanta Parade & Music Festival. Make an enormous impression: You can have additional people walk with the float as well as lead your float crew with a banner.  Our aggressive goal for 2023 is 20 floats displaying African History. Complete your float as an individual or work together with a team, group, organization, school, business or church. There are no limits. Visit our parade page to view 20+ float selections and register now. Pre planning is the key to success.

All floats will be delivered in time for the parade lineup. All floats come with a fully insured driver, pull vehicle and assignment all you have to do is order your float, assemble your team and be ready to ride. The rest is history! 
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Depending on how early you order, float colors can be modified. Use the number under the picture to select your float. Remember you can further modify your float on arrival. Amplified sound is an upgrade option. Colors and arragements can be customized if ordered before April 25, 2017. Depending on how early you order we will attempt to call you within 72 hours.

The following is a list of suggestions for entries and floats. Choose one or create your own. Our history is limitless! You'll find all pertinent information about the parade by scrolling down this page. You can also represent your business, school, worship, organization, community... UNITY!

Suggested Float Entries	Great People In History	Calling All Organizations
​Veterans Group Car Club Antique Vehicle Motorcycle Club Bike Club Walking Club Running Club Equestrian Novelty Marching Units Classic Dance School Drum & Dance Group Band Business College High School Tech School Group Museum Organization Clubs Senior Club Individual Family 150 Youth Participant Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Youth Group Boys & Girls Clubs YMCA Salvation Army ​	​RBG Moors Kings and Queens of Africa Middle Passage Fredrick Douglas Marcus Garvey Harriet Tubman Civil War Freedom Day Nuwaubian MLK JR. Malcolm X Presidential Family Noble Drew Ali Buffalo Soldiers Mansa Musa Maroons Madame CJ Walker Rosa Parks The Tuskegee Airmen Carter G. Woodson Booker T Washington George Washington Carver Jack Johnson Lewis Latimer Albert White King Shaka Zulu Sojourner Truth Benjamin Banneker Ray Charles The Worlds Greatest Ali Hank Aaron or The History of African  ​ ​	Louis Armstrong The History of African-American Presidents, Senators, Mayors, city Council... The Honarable Elijah Muhammad History of African American Radio History of African American Music History of African American Dance History of African American Media Acknowledging political prisoners and demand for justice The Black Panthers The SCLC 100 Black Men 100 Black Women The History of HBCU The Urban League NAACP Rainbow Coalition The Action Network Black Lives Matter The Natural Hair Movement 400 Sisters Wearing It Natural Black Cowboys Masons Business Float For ideas not mentioned here just add your idea to the description box of the registration form. ​