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Omaha Freedom Festival

Mark you calendars!

June 15, 2024

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A Celebration of Juneteenth

The Omaha Freedom Festival is hosted by Freedomtainment, a 501c3 non-profit organization located in North Omaha, Nebraska, and celebrates the Juneteenth holiday which honors the emancipation of those enslaved in the United States.

The Festival’s mission is to:  Educate, Empower & Entertain the Omaha, Nebraska community about North Omaha culture while bringing awareness to local, social and business resources.

The Festival is made possible by the support of community sponsors, personal donations, and a countless number of volunteers that together, have moved this vision forward to honor the past by bringing the community together in celebration.

Get Tickets →

When:

June 15, 2024
12 noon – 5 PM Concert 7 PM – Midnight

Where:

Malcolm X Outside Event Plaza
3448 Evans St. Omaha, NE 68111

The Countdown Has Begun

The clock is ticking and capacity is limited

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  • On the left side of the picture is a green background with the title of the blog reading, in black and orange lettering, :Elizabeth Pittman: An Innovator and Guide for North Omaha's Community." Underneath the title in yellow lettering, there's a descriptive blurb that says, "Read the New Blog Posted about Elizabeth's Journey to Become Nebraska's First Black Female Judge!" And under that there is a black boxy bubble with orange text inside that says "LEARN MORE". Under the bubble, at the bottom of the left side of the page, there is yellow lettering that says "www.omahafreedomfestival.com". Then in the center of the picture, there is an orange, faded division line leading from the green background on the left into a black and white picture of Elizabeth Pittman on the right. She is adjusting her judge gown, and is standing in her office. Just at her feet in the lower right hand corner there is an Omaha Freedom Festival logo. The logo says Omaha with the O having a striped orange, green, and yellow striped fist in it with a black background. And striped maha in the same fashion. Under Omaha it says "Freedom Festival in black lettering. And under that at in red lettering it says, "A celebration of Juneteenth.

    Elizabeth Pittman: An Innovator and Guide for North Omaha’s Community

  • Rev. Dr. John Albert Williams: A North Omaha Trailblazer for Social Justice and Community Growth

  • The image of the Silas Robbins' blog

    Silas Robbins: Nebraska’s first black lawyer

  • The incredible story of Jim Bell and his Club Harlem in North Omaha

  • North Omaha’s Greatest Film Maker: George P. Johnson

  • This is the cover image that goes with the following blog. The image depicts a birds-eye view of the Highlander Accelerator and the greenhouses.

    Breaking New Ground: How the Highlander Accelerator and 75 North are Reshaping Omaha’s Community

Thank You to our Sponsors

Premier Sponsors

  • The Blog
  • Malcolm X: An Omaha Icon
  • Robert Smalls: From a Slave to a Congressman
  • North Omaha’s Legendary Beverly Blackburn
  • Community is Worship
  • North Omaha Healthcare: Then & Now
  • A Brief History of Juneteenth
  • First Black Own Businesses in Omaha
  • A Historical Secret Behind Grocery Stores in North Omaha
  • Lead Streets: Cleaning up North Omaha

Omaha Freedom Festival

Mark you calendars!

June 15, 2024

Get Tickets
Learn More

A Celebration of Juneteenth

The Omaha Freedom Festival is hosted by Freedomtainment, a 501c3 non-profit organization located in North Omaha, Nebraska, and celebrates the Juneteenth holiday which honors the emancipation of those enslaved in the United States.

The Festival’s mission is to:  Educate, Empower & Entertain the Omaha, Nebraska community about North Omaha culture while bringing awareness to local, social and business resources.

The Festival is made possible by the support of community sponsors, personal donations, and a countless number of volunteers that together, have moved this vision forward to honor the past by bringing the community together in celebration.

Get Tickets →

When:

June 15, 2024
12 noon – 5 PM Concert 7 PM – Midnight

Where:

Malcolm X Outside Event Plaza
3448 Evans St. Omaha, NE 68111

The Countdown Has Begun

The clock is ticking and capacity is limited

–
DAYS
–
HOURS
–
MINUTES
–
SECONDS
Get Tickets

Artists

  • On the left side of the picture is a green background with the title of the blog reading, in black and orange lettering, :Elizabeth Pittman: An Innovator and Guide for North Omaha's Community." Underneath the title in yellow lettering, there's a descriptive blurb that says, "Read the New Blog Posted about Elizabeth's Journey to Become Nebraska's First Black Female Judge!" And under that there is a black boxy bubble with orange text inside that says "LEARN MORE". Under the bubble, at the bottom of the left side of the page, there is yellow lettering that says "www.omahafreedomfestival.com". Then in the center of the picture, there is an orange, faded division line leading from the green background on the left into a black and white picture of Elizabeth Pittman on the right. She is adjusting her judge gown, and is standing in her office. Just at her feet in the lower right hand corner there is an Omaha Freedom Festival logo. The logo says Omaha with the O having a striped orange, green, and yellow striped fist in it with a black background. And striped maha in the same fashion. Under Omaha it says "Freedom Festival in black lettering. And under that at in red lettering it says, "A celebration of Juneteenth.

    Elizabeth Pittman: An Innovator and Guide for North Omaha’s Community

  • Rev. Dr. John Albert Williams: A North Omaha Trailblazer for Social Justice and Community Growth

  • The image of the Silas Robbins' blog

    Silas Robbins: Nebraska’s first black lawyer

  • The incredible story of Jim Bell and his Club Harlem in North Omaha

  • North Omaha’s Greatest Film Maker: George P. Johnson

  • This is the cover image that goes with the following blog. The image depicts a birds-eye view of the Highlander Accelerator and the greenhouses.

    Breaking New Ground: How the Highlander Accelerator and 75 North are Reshaping Omaha’s Community