What began as a grandfather's promise to his granddaughter has become a beloved local tradition.
For 50 years, this event has brought together neighbors and families to celebrate our nation’s spirit.
The parade begins at 9:30am on July 4th!
Everyone will meet at the intersection of Montrose and Greentree before the start time.
Important Parade Route Information is provided below. Road closures will be in effect during the event for safety.
The intersection of Montrose and Greentree will be closed to traffic from 8:15am until 10:30am.
Traffic control cones will be keeping traffic off parade route during the parade only (9:30 am - 10:15 am).
Please use alternative routes during this time. Only emergency vehicles will be allowed through.
The parade route will be along Montrose, Druid, Sundale, and Meadowlark.
While the parade is running Elderberry, Brightwood, and Greentree will be blocked off for about 30 minutes.
The north entrance to Greentree and the section of the road leading up to and around the after-party will remain closed for the duration of the event.
The Barrier family has kindly offered their yard for the community to gather for refreshments at the end of the parade.
Come join us at 61465 Greentree Drive right after and enjoy!
This community event is funded entirely from the generous donations of individuals and local business sponsorships.
If you are interested in giving or sponsoring, please try the buttons below.
We invite you to join us in making this event a great experience for the whole community!
We would love volunteers to help make desserts and pass out refreshments at the end of the parade and help direct peeple after a great march around the neighborhood.
Volunteers at the road blocks helps ensure cars do not enter our parade and that blocks are moved as the parade clears the route to ensure the least amount of disruption for our neighbors and delivery drivers.
Volunteers are needed the morning of to help set up decorations, speakers/mics, tents, chairs, and tables. As well as after the party ends (around 11) to help clean up.
