Sierra Madre Fourth of July, 2009 Back to Sierra Madre 4th of July main page
Links to 2009 pics and videos July 3rd - Concerts
and activities in the park (Coming Soon) July 4th - Pre-parade including Woman's Club Open
House Parade Page 4 (Coming Soon) Parade Page 5 (Coming Soon) Post Parade - Games and Nightblooming Jazzmen in
the Park (Coming Soon) Videos (coming soon) Please
support Sierra Madre's 4th of July activities with a generous donation! Mail to: PO Box 1073, Sierra Madre,
CA 91025-1073.
The Fourth of July in Sierra Madre is a very big deal. They say "Half the town marches in the parade, the other half is watching." People come from all over the southland for the festivities, and when the 4th falls on a weekend, it's eeeextry goooood. Concerts in the park, movies in the park, antique calliope shows, food and beverage booths in the park (including the traditional beer garden run by the Sierra Madre Volunteer Firefighter's Association) and so much more. Make your plans to join us this year. But celebrations don't come without a lot of hard work. Kudos to the 4th of July committee, most of whom have been with the Committee since its inception and have guided it to its current heights.
Sierra Madre City College Marching Band Video, playing the Mickey Mouse song, from the year 2000 parade |
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