25 Jun Celebrate Fourth of July at The Great American Picnic in Broomfield, Colorado
One of America’s most beloved holidays is right around the corner. If you want to celebrate our country’s independence, spend time with family, and hang out in Colorado’s great outdoors, come on down to Broomfield County Commons Park for its lively Great American Picnic.
When and Where
This July 4th, Commons Park is set to host a variety of activities throughout the afternoon and evening. This sprawling open space grants visitors unobstructed views of the Colorado high plains and its treasured Rocky Mountains. Parking is limited, so shuttles will be provided from Legacy High School. This event is free of charge, making it a great activity for the whole family.
The 12th Annual Bike Parade
In true Colorado fashion, The Great American Picnic also hosts a bicycle parade starting at 5:45 pm. Participants of all ages are welcome, and riders are encouraged to adorn their vehicle of choice with spirited Fourth of July décor. Tricycles, scooters, wagons, bicycles, and other human-powered vehicles are invited to participate. The parade starts at South Red Shelter near Championship Field and kids of all ages must wear a helmet.
Live Music Performances
At 6 pm, Spinphony takes the stage. This quartet is a powerhouse of female string musicians. Spinphony blends the classic music style with modern pop and rock for a truly unique performance. They mix up favorite melodies and perform them with their own individual twist. Spinphony has collaborated with the likes of Josh Groban, Evanescence, and more.
At 7:15 pm, Soul X Band takes the stage. This large ensemble is a local favorite and performs various styles of music, including Motown, Blues, 80’s, and more. The group’s musical talents and showmanship make for an exciting performance that is sure to get the crowd on its feet and dancing.
Additional Events
In addition to live music and the bike parade, the Great American Picnic also has Inflatables for the kids, a City Council-sponsored giveaway of summer goodies, food vendors, and a fireworks show. Guests are allowed to pack in a picnic or may choose to purchase dinner from one of the delicious food vendors at the event. No personal fireworks, open containers, or charcoal grills are permitted, so pack accordingly.
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