Miss Clarksville Juneteenth Pageant
This transformative scholarship pageant offers a platform for young women to shine in three divisions: Miss (18-27), Teen(14-17), and Jr.
The Miss Clarksville Juneteenth Pageant is a celebration of empowerment, culture, and community, designed to honor the brilliance, beauty, and potential of Black women in Clarksville, Tennessee. Miss (10-13), each showcasing the diverse talents, strength, and leadership of Black women across the region.
09/27/2026
Participating in the pageant has taught me a lot about leadership and how to be a positive role model for others. My favorite thing about being a title holder is being able to encourage others and serve my local community.
When I’m not in pageant mode, I really enjoy playing volleyball because it is fun and gives me a chance to spend time with my teammates.
- Niomi Williams, Jr Miss Clarksville Juneteenth
09/22/2026
Hi, I’m Aliyanna and I’m happy to be your 2026 Little Miss Clarksville Juneteenth.
I really enjoyed the excitement on pageant day, and meeting all the contestants. Something I learned about in this pageant is an amazing artist, Jade Orlando, she’s a book illustrator and cat lover that looks just like me. 🐈
Now that I’m a titleholder, I love getting to experience things with the other queens as a group.
09/16/2026
My favorite part about being a titleholder is having the opportunity to connect with people and use my platform to make a meaningful impact. I love that the crown gives me a greater opportunity to serve, amplify voices, and encourage others to recognize their own power. Being Miss Clarksville Juneteenth is not just about wearing a crown. It’s about showing up for my community and creating something that lasts beyond my reign.
Participating in the pageant taught me the importance of believing in myself, embracing my individuality, and being confident in the woman I am becoming. I learned that being a titleholder is about more than appearance or competition. It requires commitment, compassion, leadership, and a genuine desire to serve. Most importantly, I learned that I don’t have to wait for a crown to make a difference, but I can use the crown to reach even further.
- Toniah Anderson, Miss Clarksville Juneteenth 2026
09/01/2026
“The Standard Is Excellence,” is a reminder that excellence is about how we use what we’ve been given to serve, uplift, and create opportunities for others.
What an honor to celebrate so many amazing people in our community.
We had a ball last night at the BLK Xcellence Banquet. Congratulations again to all of the amazing winners and finalists. We appreciate what you do for our community!
If you took a photo with us last night be sure to tag us so that we can share it!
Keep being excellent Clarksville 🫶🏾🫶🏾
08/19/2026
We’re excited to be attending the 5th Annual BLK Xcellence Banquet next Saturday as presenters.
We are thrilled for the opportunity to network with the community and present some of Clarksville’s most deserving leaders, founders, and entrepreneurs with awards for the service and dedication to our community.
See you there 👑🫶🏾
08/12/2026
Clarksville is HOME
See you at the polls, Tomorrow, August 6th!
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