Free online registration!
7th Juneteenth Solidarity Ride
Join us for a powerful, family-friendly community ride honoring freedom, unity, and the spirit of Juneteenth.
Event Details
location
Shawnee Park
4501 W Broadway
Louisville, KY 40211
(Restrooms located across from the football field)
When
Saturday, June 13, 2026
time
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
REGISTRATION
Free – Registration Required
ROUTE OPTIONS
Choose Your Route. We offer three route options to accommodate all riding levels.
13 Mile Route
This route begins and ends in the beautiful Shawnee Park with a loop in quaint Willow Park.
24 Mile Route
This route goes through the rolling hills of Cherokee Park with a loop around the luscious green space of Seneca Park and back.
50 Mile Route
This route goes through Seneca and back to Broadway with a turn that takes to scenic views of quiet Southwestern Parkway and the spacious Ohio Levee Trail.
Whether you’re a casual rider, a family participant, or an experienced cyclist, there’s a distance for you.
All routes are supported and follow traffic laws. Helmets are required.
ABOUT THE RIDE
The Juneteenth Solidarity Ride is an annual community cycling event held in Louisville, Kentucky, celebrating freedom, unity, and collective progress.
Now in its 7th consecutive year, this ride brings together cyclists of all backgrounds to honor Juneteenth through movement, connection, and community impact.
This is more than a bike ride — it’s a statement of solidarity, wellness, and togetherness.
Thank You to Our Sponsors
We are grateful to our sponsors and community partners who make this event possible each year.
Interested in becoming a 2026 sponsor? Contact us to learn about partnership opportunities.
WHY WE RIDE
Juneteenth commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States and represents resilience, progress, and the ongoing pursuit of equality.
The Juneteenth Solidarity Ride was created to celebrate freedom through movement and to build bridges across communities. Although the Emancipation Proclamation was signed January 1, 1863, it would be 2.5 years later that Texas the most remote of the union states would receive the news. It would be on June 19, 1865, that enslaved African Americans in Galveston Houston, TX received news that they were free. Juneteenth became a federal holiday in 2020.
We ride in honor of history.
We ride for unity.
We ride for progress.
WHAT TO EXPECT
· Family-friendly, no-drop ride
· Supportive cycling community
· Snacks and water provided
· Commemorative merchandise available
· Post-ride celebration
This is a welcoming space for riders
of all backgrounds and experience levels.
can’t wait to see you!
Be Part of the Movement
Join us for the 7th Annual Juneteenth Solidarity Ride and ride with purpose.




















