During Juneteenth celebrations, traditional activities include educational events that decipher the meaning of clothing worn, such as historical dress or styles representing African heritage. Attendees often wear apparel in the Pan-African colors (red, black, and green) as symbols of freedom and pride. Parades, storytelling, and cultural performances also showcase the significance of the day. These practices emphasize unity and the celebration of African American history and culture, creating a meaningful observance of the end of slavery in the United States.