Friday events winds through Central City, ends in Black Hawk
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Danica Sternlicht carries the American flag while Katie Brennan carries the Colorado flag as 4-H riders lead their horses through the parade. Molly Brennan and Briley DeRay follow behind.
Timberline Fire Protection District crews wave to children along Gregory Street during the Gilpin County Fair Parade on July 17, 2026, in Black Hawk.
Gilpin County Parks and Recreation riders cool off the crowd with water guns as the Gilpin Ambulance follows behind.
Young members of Gilpin County 4-H ride a hay bale-covered float, complete with farm animal costumes and patriotic decorations.
Children scramble to collect candy as the Gilpin County Sheriff's Polaris passes by.
Gilpin County Commissioners Susan Berumen, left, and Sandy Hollingsworth wave to spectators during the Gilpin County Fair Parade in Black Hawk.
2026 Gilpin County Fair Ambassadors Elise Vincent, left, and Gretchen Osteboe ride through Black Hawk during the annual fair parade.
Central City Fire Department's Engine 32, with a Dalmatian mascot, rolls through the Gilpin County Fair Parade.
