Where to See 2015 4th of July Parades Around Grand Junction

Parades are a part of many towns' Fourth of July celebration and there are several parades to choose from in Western Colorado. So, don your red, white, and blue and celebrate Independence Day with a patriotic parade.

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GRAND JUNCTION
July 4, 10:00am
The Grand Junction Symphony is coordinating this year's 4th of July parade, sponsored by Fidelity Mortgage. The parade will begin on 9th street and head down Main Street to 3rd.
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MONTROSE
July 4, 10:00am
Montrose area clubs, bands, churches, organizations, schools, dance/drill teams, and businesses are encouraged to take part in this popular community 4th of July parade. Registration deadline is Wednesday, July 1.
3
RIFLE
July 3, 10:00am
Children of all ages can decorate their bikes, big wheels, skateboards and scooters for this special 4th of July parade in Rifle from City Hall to Heinze Park where there will be games like shoe scramble, watermelon seed spitting,hree legged race, and more.
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PALISADE
Palisade's 4th of July celebration includes a parade, BBQ, beer garden, games, entertainment and food. The time of the parade will be announced.
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ASPEN
July 4, 11:00am
Aspen’s Old Fashioned 4th of July Parade is one of the oldest and largest parades in the country. Harleys will start the parade at 11am from Aspen and Main.
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REDSTONE
July 4, 12 Noon
This 4th of July parade is billed as "the only parade you see twice", up and down Redstone Blvd. You will find the community of Redstone about 45 minutes southeast of Glenwood Springs.
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FRISCO
July 4, 12:30pm
This small-town parade goes down Main Street with cash prizes and trophies in various categories.

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