Last year, CAJUNE (Celebrate Annapolis Juneteenth) brought together over150 vendors, 7,000+ people, and a wealth of resources and agencies. Not to mention the best local, national, and international talent on the Big Stage! For the second year, we featured the Watoto Village in our efforts to illuminate the path for success in the lives of our children and teens.

Our vision is to continue to expand the scope of this festival to address issues that affect the lives of minorities living in our county and city. We believe that non-violent festivals promote unity, diversity, education, and the continued efforts to break the cycle of racism.

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Here is what we are envisioning for the remainder of this year-

• To establish a permanent headquarters for the festal where Freedom ay and other educational tools can remain on display to teach the REAL education of our African heritage, enslavement, and the ongoing struggle for freedom.

To employ teens and college students , working at the headquarters to develop and promote   CAJUNE 2026.​

• To offer scholarships to teens excelling in education but unable to afford college.

To offer internships to college and high school students in technology, graphic design, artificial intelligence, and business marketing.

• Where there is no vision- people perish! We have a vision and it is coming to past! You can help us reach those goals by making a contribution to the cause. We are a non profit and all donations are tax-deductible. 

Can we count on you to pledge your support today?

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With Great Expectation,

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Dr. Craig N. Coates

Chief Executive Officer

Celebrate Annapolis Juneteenth Corporation

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Alexander Dennis

Chief Financial Officer

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The CAJUNE Family

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All electronic payments can be submitted to us via the appropriate links below. If you wish to pay by check or money order, please email us at info@theannapolisjuneteenth.org. Checks and money orders should be made payable to Celebrate Annapolis Juneteenth.

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