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We invite you to support Provincetown's 5th Annual Juneteenth Celebration, taking place from June 13th through June 22nd, 2025. No donation is too small!!!
For the past four years, our interracial working group has been dedicated to commemorating, celebrating, and educating the community about Juneteenth. This year's celebration will feature a week of exciting community events:
● Art Show Opening Party: The celebration begins on Friday, June 13th, at The Commons with an opening party for "Power, Joy & Resilience," an art show featuring six queer BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and/or People of Color) artists.
● Juneteenth Celebration & Cookout: The annual Juneteenth Celebration & Cookout will be held on the National Juneteenth holiday, Thursday, June 19th, on the lawn of the Unitarian Universalist Meeting House. The event will include speeches from local community members and performances by local artists of color.
● Artist Reception: A second event will be held at The Commons, an Artist Reception on Friday, June 20th.
● Cabaret Performances: The week concludes with two evening cabaret performances by James Jackson, Jr., on Saturday and Sunday, June 21st and 22nd at The Gifford House. Mr. Jackson, an Obie Award winner for his work in the Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning Broadway musical A Strange Loop, is also an arts educator and cabaret artist. His performances will draw upon his research into the history of performers of color in Provincetown.
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Become a sponsor & partner
Join us in celebrating Provincetown's 5th Annual Juneteenth Celebration (June 13-22, 2025)! Under the theme of Power, Joy, & Resilience, this week honors the history of freedom, celebrates Black culture, and reaffirms our commitment to racial justice in Provincetown.
Your support is vital to presenting this expanded week of meaningful events, including our Art Show and Receptions, the Community Celebration & Cookout, and captivating live music and cabaret performances.
Become a Sponsor and Partner with Us:
Elevate your commitment to Juneteenth Provincetown 2025 and gain recognition for your support. Sponsorship provides key visibility while directly funding our events:
$1,000+ Sponsor: Receive a full page ad in our program, inclusion of your logo/name in social media postings, and verbal recognition at the June 19th celebration. (8x8/2400x2400)
$500+ Sponsor: Receive a half page ad in our program, inclusion of your logo/name in social media postings, and verbal recognition at the June 19th celebration. (4x8/1200x2400)
$250+ Sponsor: Receive a quarter page ad in our program, inclusion of your logo/name in social media postings, and verbal recognition at the June 19th celebration. (4x4/1200x1200)
Important Note Regarding Program Inclusion:
Our commemorative program is scheduled for printing soon. To guarantee your sponsorship ad or name listing is included in the printed Juneteenth Program, please ensure your donation is submitted by May 15th, 2025.
We deeply appreciate all contributions, regardless of size or date. Support received after May 15th is still incredibly valuable and will be gratefully acknowledged on our website and social media channels, as well as verbally during our events.
General Donations:
Every contribution helps us make this celebration impactful. Donations of $25 or more will be listed in the printed Juneteenth Program (for donations received by May 15th) or acknowledged on our website as a valued supporter. No donation is too small!
How to Support Us:
Making a donation to Juneteenth Provincetown is easy and goes directly to funding the event:
Donate Online: Make a secure online donation HERE
Donate by Check: Make checks payable to “THE COMPACT/Juneteenth” and mail to: Provincetown Community Compact, Inc., P.O. Box 819, Provincetown, MA 02657.
As a project of the Provincetown Community Compact, Inc., your donation is tax deductible.
Thank you for your generosity and for investing in Power, Joy, & Resilience in Provincetown!
With thanks,
Byllye Avery; Izzy Berdan; Aaron “Tangle” Clayton; Jaime de Sousa; James Jackson, Jr.; Myra Kooy; Ngina Lythcott; Elspeth Slayter; Donna Walker; Kate Wilkinson; and David Wilson
The Juneteenth Provincetown Committee