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The Royal Juneteenth Pageant: Where Heritage Meets Revolution
In a world filled with pageantry, the Royal Juneteenth Pageant stands as a beacon of power, purpose, and pride—an event unlike any other. Rooted in the revolutionary spirit of our ancestors and infused with the rich cultural legacy of Juneteenth, this pageant is more than a competition; It’s a movement. A movement that honors our past, celebrates our present, and boldly shapes our future.
​A Pageant with Purpose
The Royal Juneteenth Pageant isn’t just about crowns and sashes—it’s about liberation and representation. We proudly fly the colors of red, black, and green, symbols of the blood shed for freedom, the resilience of our people, and the fertile lands from which we draw strength. This
pageant is a platform for those who embody the power of our heritage and the determination for reparations. It’s where you can express your identity with pride, knowing that you’re part of something bigger—something revolutionary.
Historically Accurate, Culturally Rich
We’re committed to historical accuracy, ensuring that our pageants not only entertain but also educate and inspire. Each step on our stage is a step back in time, honoring the struggles and triumphs of those who came before us. Every performance is a tribute to the sacrifices made and
the dreams that became our reality. By participating, you become a storyteller, a guardian of history, and a champion of the culture that continues to shape our world.
A Global Stage for a Global People
From the streets of Snellsville, Georgia, to the shores of Cape Coast, Ghana, the Royal Juneteenth Pageant resonates across the globe. It’s not just an event; it’s a testament to the enduring spirit of the African diaspora. Our pageants reach far and wide, uniting people from different walks of life under a common cause: to celebrate freedom, culture, and the relentless pursuit of excellence.
A Revolutionary Experience
What sets the Royal Juneteenth Pageant apart from any other is our commitment to making history—not just celebrating it. This pageant is where tradition meets innovation, where we break boundaries and redefine what it means to be powerful. It’s where you can join a legacy of
leaders, artists, and visionaries who refuse to settle for anything less than greatness.
Empowerment Through Action
Whether you’re competing, volunteering, or sponsoring, your involvement in the Royal Juneteenth Pageant is an act of empowerment. Our partnership with Icon Models and Talent ensures that participants receive top-tier training and exposure, with opportunities for media
tours, international travel, and much more. This is your chance to not only showcase your talents but to be part of a movement that changes lives and uplifts communities.
Join the Revolution
The Royal Juneteenth Pageant is more than an event—it’s a revolution. It’s a call to action for those who believe in the power of culture, the importance of history, and the promise of a brighter future. Whether you’re drawn by the chance to shine on a global stage, to contribute to a
worthy cause, or to simply be part of something truly extraordinary, this is your moment. Step into your power. Embrace your heritage. Join the revolution that is the Royal Juneteenth Pageant.

​Royal Juneteenth Pageants are built on the Foundation For Universal Culture under the umbrella of Juneteenth Atlanta Parade & Music Festival. This unique event is philanthropically driven and community sponsored. 

Juneteenth promotes Unity, because Unity is Wealth! The broad scope of the Royal Juneteenth Pageant Circuit
emphasizes dignity, 

not degradation. It enriches, enhances and promotes the essence of finer black womanhood, fellowmanship, and collective organization.  

In addition to internalizing the relevancy of Juneteenth, active participation prompts contestants to develop and enhance:
  • Self Confidence  
  • Self‐Motivation
  • Creativity Responsibility 
  • Time Management 
  • Decision‐Making Skills
  • Communication Skills 
  • Interpersonal Skills
  • Organizational Skills
  • Leadership Ability 

Catagory Selections:
  • Distiingushed Gentlemen and Debutantes Cotillion (Age Group: 11-18)
  • Miss Juneteenth Georgia Competition (Age Group: 13-18)
  • Ms Royal Juneteenth (Age Group: 18-49)
  • Miss Golden Juneteenth Competition, in honor of our elders (Age Group: 50-100)
  • Juneteenth American Sign Language/Exceptionality (Age Group: Open)
  • Most Beautiful Baby Competitions (Age Group: New Born - 3)
Historically, our Royal Juneteenth Pageants, consists of a 3 week “Rite of Pageantry" leadership and development Initiative. which evolves contestant from the status of applicant, to contestant, followed by inclusion into  history  HER/HIS/story as an ambassador of Juneteenth. 

*Each contestant is a valued an integral part of Juneteenth History.*
THE ONLY QUESTION LEFT IS, WHO WILL WEAR THE CROWNS?

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PIEDMONT PARK
Juneteenth Atlanta Event Dates:
June 19-21, 2026


Georgia United Freedom Day Parade
Parade Date:
​June 20, 2026

Georgia United 5K Freedom Run
June 21, 2026

MAP AND DIRECTIONS TO PIEDMONT PARK

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Parking in Piedmont Park is limited to the New SAGE Parking Facility. We strongly encourage visitors to use Atlanta’s public transportation MARTA, or ride share, or plan for a designator drop off and pick up driver for your group.

Traveling by MARTA:
Upon exiting the Midtown Station, take 10th Street towards Peachtree Street and continue on 10th until you reach Piedmont Avenue. Turn left on Piedmont Avenue and walk two blocks to the 12th and 14th Street gates of Piedmont Park. (or you can continue walking on 10th Street and the park will soon be on your left side).

Exit the Arts Center Station heading south on West Peachtree street for one block. Head east (go left) on 14th Street for three blocks until you reach the 14th Street entrance to the Park.
For additional information visit www.itsmarta.com or call MARTA at 404.848.5000.

Traveling by Bike/on Foot:
Park entrances open to pedestrians and cyclists include:
Park Drive Bridge (access Park Drive from Monroe Drive)
10th Street & Charles Allen (park runs along 10th Street from just west of Monroe Drive on 10th Street to a block short of Piedmont Avenue & 10th Street)
Piedmont Avenue & 12th Street
Piedmont Avenue & 14th Street

Wheelchair Accessibility
The following park entrances are wheelchair accessible: 12th Street Gate; 14th Street Gate; Charles Allen Drive Gate; Park Drive. In addition, the following buildings and areas are disabled-accessible: Piedmont Park Conservancy Offices; Magnolia Hall; Piedmont Park Conservancy Community Center; Visitors Center; Tennis Center and Oak Hill.


​Traveling by car: 
The SAGE Parking Facility is now open and the surface lot at Piedmont Park is being returned to green space. The parking facility is operated by the Atlanta Botanical Garden and is available for visitors to Piedmont Park and the Garden.

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Non-Profit 501(c)(3) (EIN 46-4119_ _). 

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A Juneteenth Celebration and
Parade For The World!

If the south is where our ancestors did the most suffering under the ills of slavery then the south is where we need to have the largest commemoration and celebration where every city in Georgia is represented. Atlanta, Georgia is the magnet of the southeast! ​​We are collaborating with our southern neighbors to bring about a Juneteenth celebration for the world: Join us for Juneteenth ​Atlanta Parade & Music Festival 2026 Georgia, Louisiana, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, ​Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, West Virginia, Virginia, Kentucky, Haiti, The Caribbean Islands, ​​South America, Brazil, the Bahamas and 54 countries from the African continent Action Call: A reunification of the African diaspora with the African continent!

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