Frisco's Fabulous 4th of July

4th of July in Frisco

If you are looking for an Independence Day in a quintessential and mellow small mountain town, then Frisco will fit the bill. With big town amenities and amazing outdoor opportunities, yet a friendly, small-town feel, Frisco is the ideal place to make 4th of July memories.

Frisco’s fabulous 4th of July celebration will still look a little different in 2021. But back again this summer, three blocks of Frisco Main Street from 2nd Avenue to 5th Avenue will be transformed into a pedestrian and bike only zone with open air dining and shopping and twinkling lights overhead providing more chances to shop and dine with a great view! The Promenade area of Main Street will also feature a variety of family friendly activities during the 4th of July weekend.

Schedule of Activities

Friday, July 2, 2021

Chalk artists on Main Street

Saturday, July 3, 2021

Chalk artists on Main Street

Sunday, July 4, 2021

Early Morning – Chalk artists on Main Street
10:00am – Frisco 4th of July “Bikes and Barks” Parade on Main Street from Historic Park to 5th Avenue
11:00am – 5:00pm – Free balloon art
11:00am – 5:00pm – Free caricature art
11:30am – 12:00pm – Gora Gora Marching Band
12:45pm – 1:15pm – Gora Gora Marching Band
1:30pm – 5:00pm – Aerial acrobats
2:00pm – 2:30pm – Gora Gora Marching Band

When

Sunday, July 04, 2021

Frisco/Copper Information Center

970-668-5547
800-424-1554
TOFinfo@townoffrisco.com

Bikes and Barks Parade

Decorate your bike and dress up your dog for the Town of Frisco’s 4^th of July “Bikes and Barks” Parade. Created to complement our walkable Main Street Promenade, this parade offers a way for community members (and dogs) to celebrate their independence – Frisco style! Starting at 10:00am on July 4, 2021, the parade will begin in front of the Historic Park and finish at the end of the Promenade at 5^th Avenue. For the best viewing, people can grab a spot at one of our great local business patios or parklets, or stand along the Main Street sidewalks.

Parade participants are asked to register below and arrive at the Frisco Historic Park to begin lining up at 9:30am the morning of the 4^th. This year, it’s all about getting back to the basics. No judges, categories, or awards – just classic mountain town summer fun.

Parade registration is now closed for 2021

Brown dog laying down wearing 4th of July costume.

Girl with face paint and red, white and blue hat fishing.

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 this year. That means that the focus will be on 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, challenging yourself at our free bike park, and creating unique 4th of July memories by focusing on what you have and can experience.

Traditional Frisco July 4th festivities in previous years have included:

Pancake Breakfast
Parade
Fishing Derby
Street Party
Three Concerts

Fireworks

There will be no 4th of July fireworks.

Sponsoring

If your company is interested in sponsoring Frisco’s Fabulous 4th of July, please email Nora Gilbertson, Events Manger, or call 970-668-9132 for more information.