4th of July
Ages: 0 and up
A storybook 4th of July is possible: Pack up the family and head to Columbia's Glorious 4th of July Celebration!
The festivities kick off at 11am with a flag raising and firing of the cannon by the Columbia Foot Dragoons, but get there early for the best parking and don't forget lawn chairs. While waiting for the parade to begin at noon, little ones can "find a needle in the haystack" — an event designed to keep them busy and happy!
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Columbia State Historic Park — once a bustling, brawling gold rush town — sits at an elevation of 2,100 feet amongst the oaks of the Sierra Nevada foothills. In the mid 1800's, the town of Columbia was one of the largest cities in California, attracting people from other US states as well as other countries with promises of gold. In fact, between 1850 and the early 1900s, as much as $150 million in gold was mined in Columbia.
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Join the historic town of Ripon, its community members and other area residents for the small-town Ripon 4th of July Celebration. A new parade route is going to be taken this year, beginning at Ripon Elementary.
Bounce houses, food and beverages also set up at Ripon Elementary keep the fun going through the evening hours. Once visitors have had their fill, they are invited to get cozy and find a seat at the school where firewor...
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The fun begins on Saturday evening, June 30, 6pm, in the Gustine High School Auditorium where the Little Mister & Little Miss Gustine pageant takes place and continues at 7pm when the Miss Gustine pageant begins.
Head to the Gustine High School Football field at 5:30 on Tuesday, July 3, for the Tractor Pull.
Let the celebrating begin in earnest on Monday! The parade begins at 10:30am, taveling from Main Street to Henry Miller Park. ...
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Ages: 2 and up
Rancho Cordova's All-American Fourth is a two day celebration of our nation's birth! With carnival and fireworks displays set for both July 3 and July 4, 2011, your family is sure to have fun.
From 2pm - 8pm each day, the Kids Zone will be open and beginning at 9:45pm, a mini-fireworks display is scheduled for July3 and a Fireworks Spectacular is scheduled for July 4.
Other events include: live entertainment, vendor booths, Rancho Cord...
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Festivities begin in Ralston Park (3rd Street, between Fir and Grove Avenues) at 9am, with live entertainment hitting the stage at 11am; activities and food booths remain open until 4pm.
The parade begins at 9am, right in front of the Foster Freeze, located at 1401 Winton Way. Trophy presentation occurs at 2pm in Ralston Park.
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Beginning at 10am at the intersection of Jason & North Main Streets, is Manteca's annual Independence Day Parade! Food, music, and family activities will take place in the downtown area. Come even earlier in the day — 7am! — for the Kiwanis pancake breakfast!
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