
Fireworks, food trucks and a history lesson are all landing in one place this July 4, as the City of Miami Gardens throws a family-centered Juneteenth Experience Park-In & Party at Risco Park. Gates open at 4 p.m., with a lineup that includes DJs and live performances, local food trucks, bounce houses and raffles, all leading up to a fireworks finale planned for 9 p.m. City organizers say the goal is to bring Independence Day and Juneteenth themes together in one big neighborhood celebration.
Join us July 4 at Risco Park for the Juneteenth Experience Park-In & Party! Enjoy live entertainment, DJs, food trucks, bounce houses, raffles, family fun, and a spectacular fireworks show at 9 PM. Gates open at 4 PM. 🇺🇸✨ #MiamiGardens #July4thCelebration
— City of Miami Gardens (@CityOfMiaGarden) June 25, 2026
Event details
According to the City of Miami Gardens calendar, the Juneteenth Experience Park-In & Party runs Saturday, July 4, from 4:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Risco Park, 19000 NW 37 Avenue. Registration details and vendor information are posted at mgjuneteenth.com.
Tickets and parking
The celebration is also listed on regional tourism and ticketing sites. Miami & Beaches notes “Tickets starting at Free | $23.18 per car,” and an Eventbrite page lists ticketed park-in slots. Organizers advise checking the event website before you go for the latest parking maps and any vehicle limits.
Past celebrations and context
Miami Gardens has staged Park-In style Juneteenth celebrations in recent years, drawing sizable crowds to drive-in setups at venues including Calder Casino and Hard Rock Stadium, as reported by the Miami Herald. City leaders have used those gatherings to mix entertainment with education about Juneteenth’s history and significance.
Before you go
Plan to arrive early, especially if you want a prime parking or picnic spot. Bring your own seating or shade if you expect to spend time outside your vehicle, and check mgjuneteenth.com or the city’s event page for updates on accessibility, vendors and any health guidance. For the city’s original announcement and quick updates, see the embedded post from the City of Miami Gardens above.









