Frisco’s Fabulous 4th of July

• 8:00am – 11:00am – Traditional Team Summit Pancake Breakfast right off of Main Street in front of the Old Community Center Building at 110 3rd Avenue. $10 and $5 for kids 8 and under to benefit Team Summit.
• 8:00am – 9:30am – Free Kids’ Fishing Derby at Meadow Creek Park
  • New this year- Free Fishing Derby registration opens on June 1 at noon on this page with enough spaces for 100 youth to participate
• 1:00pm – Frisco 4th of July human-powered, non-motorized parade on Frisco Main Street- This year don’t just watch the parade, be a part of the parade!
  • Everyone is invited to be a part of the parade, including dressed up dogs, people walking, horses, people on bikes, horses on bikes, dogs on bikes, happy cats, people on scooters and skateboards, grumpy cats… as long as it doesn’t have a motor… you get the idea. Everyone and everything is welcome, as long as it doesn’t have a motor!
  • Candy distribution to hungry kids on the parade route is still encouraged!
  • Motorized vehicles are not included in this parade so we encourage you to grab a human powered option and still be part of the parade.
  • A high school marching band from Minnesota will also be joining this year’s parade.
  • Free parade registration will open here on June 1, 2022.
• 4:00pm – 6:00pm – Concert in the Historic Park Gazebo featuring the Saucy Bees, a funky four piece band with some of Colorado’s favorite musicians playing an eclectic blend of danceable and classic favorites.
• CANCELLED- Fireworks over Dillon Reservoir- On Tuesday, April 19, the Frisco July 4th fireworks display’s special event permit application was denied by the Dillon Reservoir Recreation Committee, which includes Summit County, the Summit County Sheriff’s Office, Denver Water, the US Forest Service (abstained from voting), and the Towns of Dillon and Frisco. The permit was denied by a majority of the committee because of impacts on traffic, watershed, and wildlife; ongoing major road construction in Summit County and on I70; anticipated fire danger; and a lack of consensus among the Towns and Summit County.

*All activities/events included in the 4th of July schedule are subject to change.

An Old Fashioned Day With Friends and Family

The focus of 4th of July can still be on spending the day celebrating in a simpler, small town way 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.

Sponsoring

If your company is interested in sponsoring Frisco’s Fabulous 4th of July, please email Zane Myers or call 970-668-2564 for more information.