Coal Creek Canyon celebrated the Fourth with parades, music, and hometown traditions
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Locals and visitors came to Coal Creek Canyon to celebrate the Fourth of July.
Many people came to the Coal Creek Canyon Improvement Association Fourth of July celebration.
The Coal Creek Canyon Fire Department always represents at the Fourth of July parade.
The Fourth of July parade in Coal Creek Canyon always has many cars from many decades.
Celebrating 250 years for the United States at the Coal Creek Canyon Fourth of July parade.
COAL CREEK — Independence Day festivities for the Coal Creek Canyon Improvement Association (CCCIA) centered on “Stars, Stripes, and Colorado Pride” for the 72nd annual local celebration.
The celebration, emphasizing Colorado’s 150th anniversary as a state, included a pancake breakfast through the morning, followed by their annual parade.
Vendors hosted booths outside of the main community center, and the center hosted a flag raising with the National Anthem after the parade.
Live music kicked off after the flag raising, and games opened for all at the same time. The games included a cornhole tournament and the CCCIA’s first pie-eating contest.
