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Montpelier House Museum Community Day

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Saving the Past, Building the Future Festival

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FREE Professional Portraits

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Juneteenth Festival 2025

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Come celebrate Juneteenth!

Join us and celebrate the oldest nationally observed commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States!

Juneteenth marks the day the last enslaved people in the United States learned of their freedom. Today we commemorate this event nationwide as people come together to enjoy food, music, and the arts while learning about the history of the African American people, their culture, and achievements. Bring your family and friends for an afternoon of celebration!

Featuring live entertainment, arts activities, food and shopping exhibitors, history exhibits, and more.

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Summer Culture Hub

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Juneteenth Self-emancipators’ History Tour

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Take a guided tour through Marietta House Museum, highlighting the resilience and agency of the enslaved freedom seekers, and discuss the history of self-emancipation. Hear about the histories of the enslaved families’ decisions to seek freedom through flight, the courts, and deeds.

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History Boat Tour: Juneteenth

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Juneteenth Free Tours

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They Came ’Cross Salt Water

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Meet author Karen Gooden for a discussion of her new book “They Came ‘Cross Salt Water'”, a powerful exploration of the author’s family journey through slavery, resilience, and triumph in America.

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Tuskegee Airmen Take to the Skies: Living History Tour

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Lunchtime Lecture: The Catoctin Furnace

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The Catoctin Furnace was built in 1774 to make cannonballs for the War for Independence. Theresa Donnelly will share recent research into the faces of the enslaved iron workers who made the American Revolution possible.

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Movies at Marietta

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In honor of Underground Railroad Month, join us for a screening of the 2019 biopic of Harriet Tubman, followed by a Q&A. Subtitles and ASL provided.

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The History of Fairview and Enslaved Families

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Local historian Susan Pearl will present her research on the enslaved families who lived and labored at the Fairview tobacco plantation.

This is a hybrid program.
In-person registration is not required. Online attendees must register on www.pgparks.com and use the ticket code: MHM-SPEC-GA-20250925 to receive the link.

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