Special Thanks To This Year’s
Contributing Villagers:
The Greater Flint Arts Council,
The Parade of Festivals
The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
The Juneteenth Committee,
The Community Foundation
of Greater Flint,
The Good Bean Cafe,
Spectacle Productions,
N-COBRA,
Flint Odyssey House,
The Health Awareness Center,
We Do Cakes
Economy Print and Graphics,
Michigan Sound,
Health Plus,
Sams Club
Judge William Crawford
Attorney Dean Yeotis
Attorney Glen Cotton
Judge Herman Marable
Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Flint
WE ARE THE CHILDREN OF THOSE
WHO CHOOSE TO SURVIE
JUNE 19th PARADE LINE UP
Marshaling Max Brandon Park
3:30 p.m. Starts 5:30 p.m.
MAKE A DONATION TODAY
2013 SCHEDULE
JUNE 16th 5:30 P.M.
GCCARD FLINT
Youth Freedom Dinner
(Flint Juneteenth Founder)
E. Hill DeLoney
810-767-1157
JUNE 18th 6:00 P.M.
Kearsley Street Downtown Flint
URBAN FAMILY Dodge Ball
Eric Hudson
810-820-0129
JUNE 18th
6:00 - 10:00 P.M.
Garland St. Bridge Downtown Flint
Juneteenth Car Wash
Ericka Williams
810-423-2486
JUNE 19th
3:00 P.M.-10:00 p.m.
River Bank Park Downtown Flint
Kool Aid Contest
Main Stage Talent
Paul Herring Sr.
810-239-2901
JUNE 19th 5:30 P.M.
Line up activities
start at Noon
Max Brandon Park
Parade
Kathryn Blake
810-701-4569
JUNE 19th 12:00-9:00 P.M.
River Bank Park
Downtown Flint
City Wide
Church Outreach
MEET & GREET
810-239-2901
BANNER SPACE AVAILABLE
Hang Your Banner
In Riverbank Park
Join us in celebrating
JUNETEENTH
“A TIME TO REFLECT & REJOICE”
June 16th, 18th & 19th Flint, MI.
Much is needed to make this event a success but it all starts with you.
810-239-2901
to join the
VILLAGE
25,000 Distributed Door to Door by Youth Crew
Urban Family Dodge Ball Two teams, each team must contain at least two female players and two children with a total of no more than ten players per team playing six player per round.
Vending available June 16th-19th Buy two days get two days free
See info vending if providing your own tent tables and chairs.
June 16th 5:30 P.M. GCCARD
All stage time request must include a script, or a detailed description of planned activities.
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1.Politics 5. Community Information
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2.Culture 6. Finance
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3.Health Information 7. Religious
4. Motivational 8. Other Explain
June, 19th
Marshaling 3:00 pm Parade 5:00 pm
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1.Custom Car 5. Walking Group 9. Float
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2.Marching Band 6. Stepping Group 10. Clown
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3.Custom Truck 7. Rhythm Section 11. Car/Truck
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4.Marching Group 8. Dance Group 12. Motorcycle
