Thursday, July 3, 2025

5:30pm: Free Concert on the big stage at 1st Avenue and Main Street with Magic Beans

Magic Beans have a passion for music that is as infectious as their songs, both of which have gained national notoriety in a short time. The band honors the wide diaspora of American music by incorporating the flavors of funk, R&B, rock, soul, and even some country influence into a complete package that is noticeably their own. Their latest release, Unzipped, is an all-instrumental tribute to lo-fi recording techniques, hip hop beat tapes, and 90’s neo-soul. Previous studio releases like Slice of Life, showcase the bands’ depth of songwriting and composition, as well as their knack for catchy lyrics. The Beans have extensively toured their analog dance music and neo-jam across the country, earning them an expansive fanbase.

Friday, July 4, 2025

8:00am – 9:00am: Free Frisco, Colorado Kids’ Fishing Derby

The fishing derby will take place at Meadow Creek Park (828 Meadow Drive, Frisco, CO) from 8:00am – 9:00am. The Town of Frisco partners with Colorado Parks and Wildlife to bring this July 4th fishing derby tradition to kids and their families each year in Frisco. The pond is stocked with fish. Free online registration is available by clicking on the button below.

Fishing Derby Details and Tips

• This is for youth up to 14 years of age.
• Kids should bring their own fishing poles. The Frisco Bay Marina does rent fishing poles if you do not have your own and is about a three minute drive from Meadow Creek Park. The Marina is open from 8:00am – 7:00pm seven days a week during this time of year so you would need to rent and pick up the day before the event.
• Bait is not recommended.
• Catch and release is strongly encouraged. Please de-barb your hooks, as it will make releasing fish much easier and better for them.
• The top five kids overall who catch the largest fish will receive a prize and have their picture taken for submission to the Summit Daily. Only one prize per child will be awarded for the top five; there will be no age category winners, just overall.
• There will be a few adult volunteers who are passionate and knowledgeable about fishing at the event to help as needed and to measure fish.
• Please keep your pets on leash or leave them at home. Rufus wouldn’t like getting a hook in his paw, and splashing dogs make it tough to catch the biggest fish!

8:00am – 11:00am: Team Summit Pancake Breakfast

The traditional Team Summit Pancake Breakfast will take place right off of Main Street in front of the Old Community Center Building at 110 3rd Avenue. Proceeds from the Pancake Breakfast benefit Team Summit – $10 for adults and $5 for kids 8 and under.

1:00pm: Parade on Main Street

The 4th of July parade will take place on Frisco Main Street from Madison Avenue to Sixth Avenue. Don’t just watch the parade, be a part of the parade with a decorated float, vintage vehicle, or non-motorized parade entry.

Decorated Floats

Back this year – we will have a limited amount of entries available for traditional decorated cars or trailers (no more than 4 vehicles per entry).

Vintage Vehicles

We also welcome those who have vintage vehicles to join the fun and show off your car in this year’s parade (cars must be prior to 1985, no more than 4 cars per entry).

Non-Motorized

Everyone and everything is welcome in our non-motorized category, as long as it doesn’t have a motor! Including decorated bikes, dressed up dogs, people walking, horses, people on scooters and skateboards, people with cats… as long as it doesn’t have a motor… you get the idea.

Parade Information

• Handing out candy is encouraged! Confetti or any other materials that are not consumable are not allowed, as cleaning them up is virtually impossible in our beautiful town.
• Parade route – After checking in at the tent at Main Street and Madison Avenue, all participants will be lined up to begin making their way east down Main Street towards 6th Avenue. At the intersection of Main Street and 6th Avenue, participants will be turning right off Main Street onto a closed block of 6th Avenue to safely exit the parade route.

Frisco Arts and Culture Council $1,000 and $500 Float Stipends

The Frisco Arts and Culture Council will be providing up to eight $500 stipends and up the three $1,000 business specific float stipends to create artful and whimsical floats for the Frisco 4th of July parade. The floats may be motorized or non-motorized and must be registered for the 2025 Frisco July 4th parade in order to receive the stipend.

Grant Details

• Up to eight $500 stipends and three $1,000 business specific stipends will be awarded to those designs that express a uniquely artful and whimsical approach to celebrating July 4th in Frisco.
• A simple design description and at least one sketch of the design are required.
• Float creators will need to apply for the grant by June 15, 2025.
• Grants will be awarded on a rolling basis, as long as funds are available and designs are uniquely artful and whimsical celebrations of July 4th.
• Grant recipients must register for the 2025 Frisco July 4th parade and participate in the parade.

Immediately Following Parade: Activities on Main Street

Activities on Main Street (1st – 2nd Avenues)

4:30pm: Free Concert on the big stage at 1st Avenue and Main Street with Orgōne

Orgōne is a pillar of West Coast soul music, maintaining an unmissable touring presence for more than two decades. The group’s arresting intensity, impeccable playing style, and undeniable, irresistible chemistry have earned them the reputation as one of the tightest bands of the modern era. A signature sound signified by lockstep rhythms and a deep grasp of soul and funk. Orgone is fresh off doubling as the studio band for discodelic sensation Say She She and circling the globe as the live band for their wildly successful world tour.

*All July 4th activities/events are subject to change.

An Old Fashioned Day With Friends and Family

There are many great ways to celebrate Independence Day in Frisco including backyard BBQs, hikes with family, fishing, getting out on Dillon Reservoir, toasting to our independence at local restaurants, strolling Main Street, trying your hand at disc golfing on our free course, going on a chuck wagon dinner ride, taking a bike ride on over 55 miles of recreation path or on miles of singletrack dirt trails, and challenging yourself at our free bike park.

Thank You to Our Sponsors

If your company is interested in sponsoring Frisco’s Fabulous 4th of July, please email Events@townoffrisco.com for more information.