10 Million Names: A Conversation About African American Family History and Healing

Thursday, June 12
(Free Virtual)
5:00pm-6:30pm

In honor of Juneteenth, a free live virtual event presented by American Ancestors and the National Urban League. You are cordially invited to witness the power of family history as we bring lost names, stories, and families back into the light. Together, we’ll honor the lives of 10 million enslaved people and begin to repair what was never meant to be restored. Hear from Marc H. Morial, President & CEO of the National Urban League, as he reflects on his family history with renowned genealogist, Kenyatta D. Berry. Register here.

AAHGS PG County Juneteenth Seminar: Footprints and Roots

Saturday, June 14
The Nature Center at Watkins Regional Park, Upper Marlboro, MD
9:30am-1:30pm

On behalf of the Prince George’s County Maryland Chapter of the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc., Prince George’s County Maryland Chapter and the Prince George’s County Historical Society, (PGCHS), you are invited to attend the 20th Annual Juneteenth Celebration Seminar, “Footprints and Roots”.  We have planned a keynote on Juneteenth and workshops on genealogy and history, designed to be of interest to beginning and advanced researchers.

GU272 Descendants Association's Juneteenth Celebration

(Free, Virtual)
Saturday, June 14
10:00am-1:00pm

The GU272 Descendants Association's free 2025 Virtual Juneteenth celebration will discuss the history and future of freedom - how newly freed African American families reunited during Reconstruction and how their descendants can preserve access to their ancestral stories. Learn more about the lectures and register here.

Juneteenth Event: African American Genealogy Research: Resources and Strategies

Tuesday, June 17
Delaware City Library, Delaware City, DE
6:00pm-7:30pm

The Delaware City Library will present a dual presentation from local experts, Leah Greer, Archivist, Delaware Public Archives and Rosalyn Green, President, Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society, Delaware Chapter. Black Family History at the Delaware Public Archives will highlight resources available at the Delaware Public Archives for researching Black family history within Delaware. AAHGS will delve into your personal genealogical research strategy with specific techniques on how to break through the African American brickwall for ancestors who were enslaved and tips for finding records of enslaved and free African-American ancestors. Register here.

Exploring Genealogy in Honor of Fathers and Freedom

Wednesday, June 18
Amistad Research Center, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA
5:30pm-7:00pm

This Juneteenth genealogy presentation by Karran Harper Royal will highlight fathers who descend from some of the largest families enslaved by the Jesuit priests of Georgetown University. These families were listed for sale on June 19, 1849 and ripped apart when they were sold to separate sugar planters. A discussion will follow with Kenneth N. Royal and Alfred Green, fathers involved in genealogy, from the GU272 descendants. They will talk about the accomplishments and benevolence of the male descendants and share their stories. Register here.

Juneteenth at the Museum of the American Revolution

Thursday, June 19
Museum of the American Revolution, Philadelphia, PA
10:00am-5:00pm

The Museum of the American Revolution is hosting numerous exhibitions in celebration of Juneteenth, the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the end of slavery in the United States. The date commemorates the day in 1865 when the abolition of slavery reached the deepest parts of the former Confederacy in Texas. Explore the Juneteenth events at the museum here. 

2025 Delaware City-Polktown Juneteenth Observance Event

Thursday, June 19
Delaware City, DE
10:00am-7:30pm

The 2025 Delaware City-Polktown Juneteenth Event Planning Committee invites you to a solemn Commemorative Service at the African Union Church Cemetery beginning at 10am. The service will include spiritual and patriotic music, raising of the American and Juneteenth Flags, speeches from historians, an Archaeologist and elected officials, a wreath laying ceremony, and a recitation of the soldiers’ names. During the afternoon and evening, there will be a Black-Owned Businesses and Organizations Cultural Expo at Delaware City Battery Park. There will be many artists performing throughout the event. Please refer to our Juneteenth website for more information.

FamilySearch: Celebrating Juneteenth: How to find African-American Ancestors

Thursday, June 19
1:00pm

Join FamilySearch on June 19 to learn about the tools and resources FamilySearch offers to help find African-American ancestors. Watch the webinar here.

AAHGS Sandhills: Juneteenth Soldiers of Northeastern North Carolina

Thursday, June 19
JD Fuller RAC, Fayetteville, NC
6:30pm-7:30pm

Sandhills Chapter is partnering with Lewis Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, Fayetteville, North Carolina to host “Juneteenth Soldiers of Northeastern North Carolina” presented by Marvin Tupper Jones on June 19, 2025. We will celebrate the legacy of Black North Carolina soldiers who took part in the 1865 military action in Galveston, Texas. The soldiers’ participation helped enforce emancipation.

AAHGS NC Piedmont-Triad Chapter Juneteenth Event: How To Find Your History

Saturday, June 21
Genesis Baptist Church, 2812 E Bessemer Ave, Greensboro, NC 27405
10:00am-2:00pm

The Afro-American Genealogical and Historical Society of North Carolina Piedmont-Triad will host a workshop at Genesis Baptist Church's Juneteenth Celebration. The Celebration will be from 10 am to 2 pm. The Workshop Topic  will be "How To Find Your History". Free Food, Fellowship, Fun and Vendors will highlight the event.

AAHGS Jean Sampson Scott Chapter: Harlem Genealogy Fair

Saturday, June 21
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, New York, NY
11:00pm-4:00pm

Join us for a day of exploration, education, and connection at the Harlem Genealogy Fair! Whether you’re just beginning your family history journey or looking to dive deeper into your ancestry, this event offers expert-led workshops, research assistance, and access to invaluable historical resources. Connect with fellow genealogy enthusiasts, learn from specialists, and uncover the rich history of Harlem and beyond. Register for this free event!

Inaugural Juneteenth Celebration

Saturday, June 28
Washington DC Temple Visitors Center, 9900 Stonybrook Road, Kensington, MD
1:00pm-3:30pm

Join us for the inaugural Juneteenth Celebration at the Washington DC Temple Visitors' Center on Saturday, June 28th from 1:00pm – 3:30pm.

Event Highlights:

• 1:00pm – 2:00pm: Enjoy live music and storytelling celebrating African American heritage.
  
• 2:00pm – 3:00pm: Connect with genealogy experts who will assist attendees in beginning or advancing their family history research.
  
• 3:00pm – 3:30pm: Light refreshments will be served.

We’re also looking for volunteers with experience in African American genealogy to help support attendees during the genealogy session. If you're interested in volunteering, please sign up here:  Volunteer Sign-Up

Let’s come together to celebrate, learn, and honor history. We hope to see you there!