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Address: 643, 663, & 731 Lycaste St., 726 & 734 Hilger St., and 150 Terminal St. (City Council District 4) (PIN: 21045234.001A, 21045224-32, 21045226., 21044578., 21044579., & 21045459.001)

• Viewing areas, closed parks and curfew information also announced

Detroit residents will have the chance to meet Detroit-native and NFL All-Pro cornerback Sauce Gardner during Mayor Mary Sheffield's Occupy the Summer Summer Fridays Juneteenth Celebration on Friday, June 19, from 5 to 8 p.m.

The 2026 Ford Fireworks return to the Detroit Riverfront on Monday, June 22. 

The annual event draws hundreds of thousands of spectators to the city. Here's a breakdown of parking options, public transit, and street/freeway closures, if you're planning on attending this year.

The 2026 Ford Fireworks in Downtown Detroit will take place Monday, June 22, typically drawing thousands to the Detroit Riverfront to see the annual celebration.

The City of Detroit recognizes Juneteenth as an official holiday, and most offices will be closed that day, Friday, June 19.  Normal Police, Fire and Water and Sewerage services will be provided.

• Occupy the Summer launch kicks offering 10 weeks for activities across Detroit, more than 1,500 youth have registered   

• Largest Community Engagement Effort in City History Brings Together More Than 8,000 Detroiters to Shape Framework for the Sheffield Administration

With the heat index forecasted to reach the 100s on Wednesday, June 10 and remain dangerously high on Thursday, June 11, the Detroit Health Department and Parks and Recreation are partnering to provide residents with safe, air-conditioned spaces to cool down during regular hours of operation.

In observance of Juneteenth, a federal holiday observed on Friday, June 19, 2026, the Detroit Taxpayer Service Center (DTSC) will be closed.

Normal business hours 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.