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In Manassas:
Signal Hill Park
Join with friends and rieighbors as we celebrate America’s Independence Day! Games, food, rides and fireworks are just some of the highlights of this family-friendly event. Events start at 5 p.m and end with fireworks at dark. Food vendors open at 3 p.m. Limited parking is available for $3 per car. Free bus shuttle service from all Omnilink stops along Manassas Drive as well as Manassas Park VRE lot, City Hall, Costello Park recreation Center, Manassas Park High School and Manassas Park Shopping Center. Signal Hill Park is a drug and alcohol free park! Cooler checks will be done at each entry point. No outside grills allowed. No sparklers or other fireworks allowed. Also, no skateboards, bicycles, or scooters are allowed on this day. All dogs must be leashed.
In Culpeper: 4th of
July Celebrations
8 sum. FREEDOM 5-K RACE
The race will start at 8 a.m. sharp at Gold’s Gym in the Southgate Shopping Center.
9am - 3pm YOUTH SOCCER & LITTLE LEAGUE
All tournaments take place in Yowell Meadow Park. Organized by Tim Kearney of RE/MAX Crossroads and Mark Settle.
CULPEPER RENAISSANCE 4th OF JULY CAR and BIKE SHOW
A full day show at The Depot and Davis Street in Downtown Culpeper. Judging begins at 10 a.m., awards are presented at 2.30 p.m. The show is open and free to all. Registration information and forms are posted on the Car Show page.
Noon PATRIOTIC PROGRAM: READING OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
The Sons of the American Revolution (SAR), Culpeper Minute Men Chapter, will present a program that includes the reading of the Declaration of
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