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July 3rd Celebration 2026
Date and Time
July 3, 2026, Fri., 4-10pm
Venue
Downtown Cary Park
Location
Cary
Address
327 S. Academy St., Cary, NC 27511
(236.2 mi)
Price
Free
Description
The July 3rd Celebration 2026 is a community event commemorating the 250th anniversary of the United States. This public gathering invites residents to enjoy a festive evening of entertainment and local activities in honor of this historic milestone. Guests can participate in a variety of interactive experiences including organized games and creative arts and crafts stations designed for all ages. To keep guests cool throughout the evening, a mist zone will be operational. A selection of local food trucks will be on site to provide diverse dining options, and the Bark Bar will offer a full menu of cold beverages for purchase. The event concludes with an outdoor screening of the classic 1996 film Independence Day, rated PG-13. This celebration is intended for families and individuals looking for an engaging way to connect with the community during the holiday weekend. The atmosphere is designed to be welcoming and energetic, providing a memorable experience for participants of every generation. Join us for this special evening of food, film, and community spirit. Admission is open to the public and all are encouraged to attend.
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224 mi
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$4 per child per session
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