Join the community at the park for an evening of music, food, and fireworks to celebrate the 4th of July.
Park open all day! · Fireworks at Dusk
Pool open until 8:00 pm – bring a float!
Enter at the main park gate or Sherando High School
Please leave pets at home · No Alcohol
Rain Date is Friday, July 5
Middletown’s annual 4th of July Celebration is a hometown, community event that promotes our small town and family atmosphere. All events will be held in the Middletown Community Park, located at the intersection of Senseney Avenue and Second Street.
Food vendors, crafters, kid’s games, rides on the Virginia Giant, softball tournament, cornhole tournament, and of course, live music!
Schedule of Events
8:00 AM: Softball Tournament
10:00AM: Cornhole Tournament
12:00 AM- 8:00 PM: Crafter Fair
10:00AM-8:00 PM: Food Trucks Open
11:00 AM-12:30: Allen Boyd performing classic country
1:00 PM-3:00 PM: Robbie Limon performing your greatest hits
5:00 PM: The area’s ONLY July 4th parade! Featuring Washington Redskins players, tractors, antiques, motorcycles etc
6:15 PM- dusk: The Reflex performing 80’s music
Dusk: FIREWORKS!
In the event of inclement weather, the fireworks will be rescheduled.
Celebrate our nation’s independence a day early at Rockin’ Independence Eve, a free, family-oriented event that’s fun for all ages. This All-American event in Old Town Winchester is held on July 3rd and attracts thousands of people each year.
Enjoy a free concert by the Country Current at the Taylor Pavilion between the Loudoun Street Mall and the Braddock Autopark. This band is the U.S. Navy’s premier country-bluegrass ensemble and performs a blend of modern country music and cutting-edge bluegrass. Also, enjoy the beer and wine garden that benefits the SPCA, listen to the amazing harmonies of a barbershop quartet, and sign up early to participate in the Old Town Snow White Grill Hamburger Eating contest.
Numerous kids’ activities will be located throughout the Loudoun Street Mall, primarily near the splash pad. There will be fun for the young and young at heart all along the Loudoun Street Mall!
The evening will be capped off with an impressive fireworks show. The fireworks will be launched from an area near the Mount Hebron Cemetery and coordinated by the Winchester Parks and Recreation Department. The fireworks can be viewed from several different locations throughout Old Town Winchester, but the best place to view the show will be from North Kent Street between Boscawen and Piccadilly Streets (viewing from the autopark roofs is strictly prohibited).
This free family festival includes a parade, food vendors, kids activities, live entertainment, fireworks, and more. Walk into history and learn about the early days of Stephens City as you visit the Stone House Foundation Museums – the Transportation Exhibit at the Stephens City Schoolhouse, Newtown Tavern, Argenbright House & Shed, Stone House, and Steele & Brother Store (all on Main Street).
The event takes place up and down Main Street from Newtown Commons to the Old School grounds. (5165 through 5516 Main Street)
On Friday, enjoy music performances by Crosswinds and Souled Out.
Parade starts at 2:00pm on Saturday, May 25th and features the Sherando High School Marching Band, emergency vehicles, veteran groups and many many more! Don’t forget to stick around for one of the best fireworks displays in the Valley at dusk. We hope to see you there!
Friday: 6:30-10pm
Saturday: 10am-Fireworks at Dusk