Juneteenth Roseville 2025

Student Creative Arts Contest. Details here.


You can download the flyer here:

Checkout our Wayfinder map to find all our exhibitors!

Entertainment

TKO Knockout Drumline and Dance

Black Girl Magic

from Roseville Area High School

AND….we are thrilled that we will have 7 artists from WHOLE MVMNT. The artists can often be found performing with a live band at SNAPPED OPEN MIC at the Greenroom in Uptown Mpls.

Performers

Chelsea Alexis @ 11:30 am


Since writing her first song and performing it with her 6th-grade school choir, Chelsea Alexis has known that songwriting and singing would be a part of her life forever. She is a Twin Cities native with 15 years of experience in music performing at venues such as the Allianz Field, Target Center, US Bank Stadium, The Alan Page Foundation, Orchestra Hall, Dakota Jazz Club, and the University of St. Thomas. 

With a love for all genres of music, Chelsea Alexis considers herself to be a melting pot, implementing what she has learned from her musical influences, which include Billie Holiday, CeCe Winans, Alicia Keys, Natalie Cole, PJ Morton, Fred Hammond, Adele, and Jill Scott to name a few. She is known for effortlessly stringing notes together to retell some of our favorite songs and share her own unique style and story through her original music. Chelsea Alexis’ goal in every venue she performs is to leave her audience inspired, uplifted, and encouraged.

AOD.wav @ 12:10 pm

(Ay Oh Dee dot wave)

AOD.wav is a rising artist based in Minneapolis merging Hip Hop, Afro Beats and alternative sounds, infusing spiritual depth into a sound that’ resonates with the people and is as raw as it is redemptive. With lyrics rooted in faith, purpose, and self-awareness, AOD.wav crafts music that resonates with a generation seeking truth beyond the noise.

His sound balances gritty honesty with divine inspiration, exploring themes like identity, inner battles,

and the pursuit of godly living in a chaotic world. Every track is a blend of hope, energy and timeless truth, designed not just to entertain, but to awaken and empower.

Still early in his journey, AOD.wav is carving out a lane for spiritually-conscious music that doesn’t compromise on creativity or culture. For those hungry for sound that feeds both the soul and the senses, AOD.wav is one to watch.

Imadé @ 12:30 pm

(pronounced ee-mah-day)

Imadé is a Nigerian-American R&B singer, songwriter and vocalist.  Born and raised in Chicago, IL, Imade started singing at age 7, started writing music at age 12 and started on her journey to pursue a solo career in 2020.

Spoken Wordz @ 1:15 pm

Maurice “SpokenWordz” Cunningham (he) is a profound African – American Poet that was born on April 6th1977 in Detroit, Michigan and raised on the southside of Chicago. His talents are well known in the Twin Cities, Minnesota where he has been a resident for more than fifteen years. His wordplay, cadence and soulful delivery has been captivating audiences for more than 25 years!

He has received numerous awards within the spoken word community throughout the years and was nominated to feature on Russell Simmons Def Poetry Jam in 2004. He is currently working on releasing his new book and album “The SpokenWord Project” which will be available in 2026.

Zeakey On The Beat @ 1:35 PM

Zeakey is a dedicated musician, producer, and community advocate who uses his platform to amplify messages of redemption, resilience, and hope. Born and raised on the South Side of Chicago, Zeakey relocated to Saint Paul, Minnesota in his late teens, bringing with him not only his deep-rooted passion for music but also a lived experience that fuels his drive to inspire change.

A survivor of the streets and a testament to personal transformation, Zeakey has overcome significant challenges—including incarceration—and now stands as a role model for youth navigating similar struggles. Through his music, he shines a light on the harsh realities of wrongdoing and recidivism, with a focus on the growing impact of gun violence affecting young lives in St. Paul.

Rooted deeply in the historic Rondo community, Zeakey On The Beat is a consistent presence in local outreach efforts. From charity performances to mentoring youth, he actively promotes positive alternatives to street life, urging the next generation to pursue their passions and believe in the power of change.

For Zeakey, music isn’t just a craft—it’s a calling. And with every beat and every bar, he’s proving that dreams, when pursued with purpose and perseverance, can overcome even the toughest odds.

Caleb Gampson @ 2:00 PM

Singer / rapper

Jamie Jay @ 2:20 pm

Hello I’m Jamie Jay I am a 25 years young. a Creative and Vocalist. I am a Minnesota Native, I love fashion and styling. I love being able to share my voice and gift. I have been singing since before I could talk. I am a mother of a 5 year old king and he enjoys the same thing I do literally so it’s a blessing!

Free Food

As always, there will be a free meal, ice cream for dessert and drinks all provided by:

RCK SOUL FOOD

by Celebrity Chef Mrs.O 

will provide delicious chicken sandwiches, veggie sandwiches, mac & cheese, and baked beans.

Rico’s on Wabasha will provide ice cream!

H2O Waterworks, LLC

will be back with soda and water.

Exhibitors

Every year we invite Black-owned businesses to exhibit at our event for free. To keep it free we ask each business to provide their own table and chairs (tents are allowed). The only restriction is that you cannot sell food. If you would like to participate, sign-up here: Business Sign-up

Here is the list of participating businesses as of May 12, 2025:

Here is a list of participating organizations as of 4-28-25:

If you represent an organization that provides services to uplift Black people, we invite you to exhibit for free. To keep it free we ask that you provide your own table and chairs (tents are allowed) . If you would like to participate, please sign-up here: Service Organization sign-up

Sponsors

This event would not be possible without the generous support of our sponsors. If you would like to sponsor Juneteenth 2025, please contact Kathy Ramundt, 612-221-5451 or kramundt@hotmail.com.


Planning Committee

This event takes months of planning – and here is the crew of volunteers that makes it happen!

  • Keith Allen
  • Etienne Djevi
  • Meegan Dunnigan
  • Salwa Hassan
  • Tatyana Jenkins
  • Curtis Johnson
  • Andre Koen
  • Christina McCoy
  • Antonio Montez
  • Kathy Ramundt
  • Rick Sanders
  • Sherry Sanders
  • Biko Semeere
  • Delon Smith
  • Jeena Gurung Vomhof