(registration at 9 a.m.) followed by food, fun, and games for the entire family. The 101st annual parade begins at 10 a.m. July 4 at Gustavus Township Park, corner of State Route 87 and State Route 193. Viewers are advised to park along the east end of High Street for the best view.

The second annual Thunder in the Sky “Saluting our Veterans” fireworks display is planned for July 2. It starts at the Fifth Street Plaza, runs north to Sexton Street, turns on Poland Avenue to Smithfield Street before finishing back at the plaza.Ĭheck out the food trucks, vendors, activities and more.Ħ – 10 p.m. – Parade leaves the Fairgroundsīring the family for the parade running a 3-mile route. Food Court by Farmers National Bank, after the parade – kids games & bounce-arounds and an antique car show.ġ0:10 a.m. The parade will line up at the Canfield Fairgrounds and proceed along S. Lariccia Family Community Center, 375 Boardman-Poland Rd. The Independence Day Celebration features the Salem Quaker City Band followed by spectacular fireworks. Gates open at 4 p.m., music follows at 5, and fireworks begin at 10 p.m.īoardman - Independence Day Celebration at Boardman Park There will be live music, food trucks, a wing eating contest, character meet and greets, a petting zoo and more. Candy will still be passed out in that area, just no crowd noise and no sirens, marching band or parade participants’ music to disrupt those with sensitivities.Īustintown - Austintown Fireworks Celebration For the first time ever, it will have a “Quiet Zone” from Fitzgerald Road to Burkey Road for sensory accessibility and inclusion so children can feel comfortable and enjoy watching the parade. The parade will start at Highway Tabernacle Church and end at Fitch High School. Mahoning CountyĪustintown - Austintown Fourth of July Parade The event is free and open to the public, although a free-will offering will be taken.īrittain Lake on the college’s campus (if raining, the concert will be in the Anderson Amphitheater)

The old-fashioned family-oriented celebration will begin with music by the River City Brass Band, the country’s only full-time professional brass band. The evening will be capped by a fireworks display provided by Pyrotecnico New Wilmington - Westminster College’s Independence Day Celebration

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