Fourth of July parades take place all across the country and signify not only our collective patriotism, but also local pride. Homemade floats abound and are as unique and individual as the spirit ...

Along with fireworks, parades are one of those classic signature events for celebrating the Fourth of July. If you're hankering for the chance to watch as bands, decorated floats and the ...

The parade’s roots date back to 1995 when a group of kids on decorated bicycles and wagons led by a stilted Uncle Sam traveled down a Summerlin street to celebrate Independence Day. The event has ...

Alameda 4th of July Parade: July 4, The Alameda Parade, which is the longest in the country with a length of 3.3 miles, will begin at 10 a.m. and feature 2,500 participants and 60,000 spectators. The ...

From antique cars to candy-tossing floats, Limestone’s 4th of July parade brought out the best of small-town spirit. And with more entries and more energy than ever, it’s clear this tradition ...

In Chico, the second annual Fourth of July parade drew dozens of residents Friday morning.The parade was organized by the Chico Area Recreation and Park Distric ...

The Hampton Ponds Association hosted its 67th annual Fourth of July parade on Friday, July 4, and featuring decorated floats, ...

You won’t believe which three Georgia towns made Southern Living’s list of the South’s best small-town 4th of July parades.

Dundalk held its 90th annual Fourth of July parade replete with many floats, some created in tribute to the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.Baltimore's Marching Ravens were just one of ...

The 2024 Fourth of July Parade, organized by the city of Aspen, took place in the heart of downtown Aspen on Thursday morning. This beloved Independence Day event drew both residents and visitors ...

The Amherst community turned out in full force Friday morning for the town's annual Independence Day parade. Between the ...