Menifee 24/7 Favorite 5: 4th of July Edition
The 4th day of July, originally deemed Independence Day, annually celebrates the official adoption of the Declaration of Independence affirm...
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The 4th day of July, originally deemed Independence Day, annually celebrates the official adoption of the Declaration of Independence affirming freedom for America.
In today's world we proclaim our patriotic pride with barbecues, carnivals, festivities, and of course, fireworks. So for this red, white, and blue favorite five we pinpointed 5 local spots to celebrate the Fourth in true American style, with food and fire(works).
Annual Independence Day Celebration: Menifee
Menifee is celebrating a little early with one big party in Wheatfield park on Saturday evening, June 30th. Starting at 5:00 PM the Grand Marshall Mayor Denver will lead the parade along La Piedra Road, followed by live musical performances, craft and food booths, a fun zone for the kids, demonstrations, and more. The grand finale Fireworks Show starts at 9:00 PM.
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4th of July Extravaganza: Temecula
Start your July fourth with a Parade through Old Town Temecula beginning at 10:00 AM. Then head over to Ronald Regan Park for festivities starting at 2:00 PM including a Kids Fun Zone, food vendors, and main stage entertainment. The community center pool will be open from 11 AM to 3 PM. End the day with a dazzling fireworks display starting at 9 PM.
Click here for more info and location.
4th of July Fireworks Show: Lake Elsinore
Beginning at 9 PM, which seems to be the officially agreed upon firework start time, on the 4th the City of Lake Elsinore is set to host a Firework Show over the Lake. So launch your boat, and layout under the stars to watch the sparkling spectacle. Free public viewing locations include Lakepoint Park, Elm Grove Beach, Davis Fishing Beach, Whiskers Fishing Beach and a portion of the levee system.
Click here for more info and location.
United We Stand Funfest: Moreno Valley
Like most good 4th of July celebrations, Moreno Valley will start theirs bright and early with a patriotic parade at 9:30 AM. Family Funfest kicks off from 2 PM to 9 PM, with all day tribute band entertainment, a wine and beer garden, food vendors, arts and crafts booths, bouncy houses, petting zoo, pony rides, and more! Fireworks will round out the festival beginning at 9 PM.
Click here for more info and location.
The Grand Tradition: Fallbrook
Pack up your lawn chairs and blankets and head to Fallbrook for their annual 4th of July party hosted by the Fallbrook Beautification Alliance. The gates open at 4:00 PM to a festival of live entertainment, dancing, children's activities, silent auction, a big ol BBQ dinner, beer and wine, and a military tribute. The night will end with a Firework show starting at 8:45 PM.
Click here for more info and location.
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If you happen to have a Spiderman costume lying around, you might want to stop by Menifee (or any) Carls Jr. location on July 4th for a free Amazing Grilled Cheese Bacon Burger.
And if you’re still wondering where to watch the fireworks on the Fourth of July, we’ve got a list of every sparkling show from here to San Diego, courtesy of our friends at SWRNN.
In today's world we proclaim our patriotic pride with barbecues, carnivals, festivities, and of course, fireworks. So for this red, white, and blue favorite five we pinpointed 5 local spots to celebrate the Fourth in true American style, with food and fire(works).
Annual Independence Day Celebration: Menifee
Menifee is celebrating a little early with one big party in Wheatfield park on Saturday evening, June 30th. Starting at 5:00 PM the Grand Marshall Mayor Denver will lead the parade along La Piedra Road, followed by live musical performances, craft and food booths, a fun zone for the kids, demonstrations, and more. The grand finale Fireworks Show starts at 9:00 PM.
Click here for more info and location.
4th of July Extravaganza: Temecula
Start your July fourth with a Parade through Old Town Temecula beginning at 10:00 AM. Then head over to Ronald Regan Park for festivities starting at 2:00 PM including a Kids Fun Zone, food vendors, and main stage entertainment. The community center pool will be open from 11 AM to 3 PM. End the day with a dazzling fireworks display starting at 9 PM.
Click here for more info and location.
4th of July Fireworks Show: Lake Elsinore
Beginning at 9 PM, which seems to be the officially agreed upon firework start time, on the 4th the City of Lake Elsinore is set to host a Firework Show over the Lake. So launch your boat, and layout under the stars to watch the sparkling spectacle. Free public viewing locations include Lakepoint Park, Elm Grove Beach, Davis Fishing Beach, Whiskers Fishing Beach and a portion of the levee system.
Click here for more info and location.
United We Stand Funfest: Moreno Valley
Like most good 4th of July celebrations, Moreno Valley will start theirs bright and early with a patriotic parade at 9:30 AM. Family Funfest kicks off from 2 PM to 9 PM, with all day tribute band entertainment, a wine and beer garden, food vendors, arts and crafts booths, bouncy houses, petting zoo, pony rides, and more! Fireworks will round out the festival beginning at 9 PM.
Click here for more info and location.
The Grand Tradition: Fallbrook
Pack up your lawn chairs and blankets and head to Fallbrook for their annual 4th of July party hosted by the Fallbrook Beautification Alliance. The gates open at 4:00 PM to a festival of live entertainment, dancing, children's activities, silent auction, a big ol BBQ dinner, beer and wine, and a military tribute. The night will end with a Firework show starting at 8:45 PM.
Click here for more info and location.
If you happen to have a Spiderman costume lying around, you might want to stop by Menifee (or any) Carls Jr. location on July 4th for a free Amazing Grilled Cheese Bacon Burger.
And if you’re still wondering where to watch the fireworks on the Fourth of July, we’ve got a list of every sparkling show from here to San Diego, courtesy of our friends at SWRNN.
