July 4th events in North Carolina celebrating Independence Day

 

 

In the United States on the fourth of July we celebrate Independence Day that commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776.  The date declared independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain and is a federal holiday.  During the celebration it is commonly associated with fireworks, parades, barbecues, fairs, picnics, concerts, family reunions and many other events. 

 

If you are looking for events to celebration July 4th in North Carolina but have not found that special even this list can assist.

 

Ingles 4^th of July Celebration – Asheville, North Carolina

It will have a family-friendly environment in downtown Asheville with music, food and lots of patriotic festivities.

 

July 4^th Parade and Celebration – Bellhaven, North Carolina

It is the oldest parade and celebration in North Carolina with mile-long parade, concerts and fireworks at dark.

 

Independence Day of Fun – Charlotte, North Carolina

Some favorite options to check-out are Annual Knights Stadium July 4^th game and Sky show and Celebrate America presented by the Charlotte Symphony Pops Orchestra.

 

Fireworks at Tweetsie Railroad – Blowing Rock, North Carolina

Fireworks show after the park closes at 9 p.m.  It is a delightful time to see the fireworks.

 

July 4^th on Fayetteville Street – Raleigh, North Carolina

Activities will be held throughout Downtown Raleigh, especially on Fayetteville Street at noon.

 

July 4^th in Old Salem – Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Township recreates various aspects of early Independence Day that began on July 4, 1783.

 

July 4^th Celebration – Southport, North Carolina

Focus maintains on honoring the nation’s birthday with a lot of patriotic fun.

 

July 4^th Riverfront Celebration – Wilmington, North Carolina

 

July 4^th Crystal Coast Celebrations – Beaufort, Atlantic Beach, Emerald Isle and Morehead City, North Carolina

 

While making plans whether at one of the listed sites or another one you should take time out to discuss why the day is importance to our Independence living in the United States.  Have a Happy July 4^th Celebration!