The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy is planning a concert to celebrate Juneteenth.
The concert will take place on June 19 at the Frick Envirtonmental Center in Frick Park.
Organizers say the free event will show Black artists and will be family friendly.
"We're excited to build upon our Juneteenth programming from last year and offer the community a complete lineup of events this year," said Catherine Qureshi, president and chief executive officer, Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy. "The Parks Conservancy believes in a diverse, equitable, and inclusive park system. We also have a responsibility to represent the neighborhoods and the communities we serve — from the projects we support to the programs and activities we offer."
Those planning to attend are being asked to pre-register and will need to wear a mask and maintain social distancing.
See a full list of Juneteenth events planned by the Conservancy and register to attend the concert on their website.
