Superior 4th of July Celebration

Get ready for red, white and blue fun for everyone at Superior’s annual 4th of July Celebration at Community Park!

While the race and parade this year are canceled due to construction on Rock Creek Pkwy, the festival fun will be bigger than ever!

Local talent

Monarch K-8, Scarlett Thompson will kick off the event with the singing the National Anthem. Then it’s time to enjoy free pancakes, local exhibitors, and entertainment for all!

Pancakes

Enjoy free pancakes sponsored by Spice of Life, served by the Rotary Club of Boulder Valley.

Enjoy fun toppings to put on your pancakes sponsored by Aces.

Festival

This year’s festival will feature entertainment for all ages to enjoy such as: stilt walkers, bubble cannons, face painters, a plethora of games, inflatable activities, Goat Bros petting zone, and local businesses.

Music

We’ll have Live music from Ms. Amy and the Jet Set. The Jet Set offers an intelligent, fun, and unique interpretation of Americana and bluegrass music.

What to bring

Refillable water bottle, sunscreen, dry towel (and possible change of clothes) if children want to play in the foam/bubbles, and your patriotic spirit!

250/150 Historical Exhibit

Travel back in time with a visual, outdoor exhibit exploring America’s, Colorado’s, and the Town of Superior’s history and special moments.

Fireworks:

Reminder from the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office: Fireworks that explode or leave the ground are illegal in the Town of Superior. This limits the legal fireworks to sparklers, fountains and similar devices. Let’s work together to keep our community safe this Fourth of July! Thank you.

Zero Waste:

We are taking action to reduce waste at Town events in order to align with the strategies outlined in the Town’s Sustainability Action Plan. As a result, our Town festivals have updated Zero Waste goals. The Town asks all vendors and festival participants to operate in compliance with Zero Waste policies:

• Use of single-use plastic bags and polystyrene (Styrofoam™) products is strongly discouraged (and will be prohibited in future years).
• Use of reusable, recyclable, and compostable items is strongly encouraged.