Juneteenth Jam 2026

Attended with her young cousins and described how the event gave children a sense of peace and belonging.

A Rialto resident and performer at every Juneteenth since 2023, she urged the council to keep supporting the event.

Representing a social impact agency, she called Juneteenth an investment in Rialto and the surrounding region and asked the council to fund it.

A Colton business owner and Job Corps volunteer, he praised the event's support for small businesses, youth, and police-community relations.

A three-year vendor and member of the Nation of Islam, he thanked the city and praised the police presence and unity at the event.

A first-time food vendor, he praised the event and urged council members to attend next year.

Miss Juneteenth 2026 thanked Vickie Davis and her mentors, saying the program opened doors to scholarships and changed her life.

A Rialto educator and 32-year resident, she called the event one of the largest in Southern California and urged serious city investment, noting Ferguson Park has been outgrown.

A Rialto community leader, she thanked the organizers and encouraged the city to keep investing in the event as a statement of inclusivity.