The Fremont 4th of July Parade Committee is an all volunteer non-profit organization that plans, facilitates, and produces the annual parade. It is funded by community and business sponsors. Those who choose to support are essential to producing this major event each year.

Yes, we will be LIVE!

Our live parade begins at the Fremont Library, continues north on Paseo Padre Boulevard toward the new "downtown" area of Fremont and ends at Capital Avenue.

The committee chose a central, static location in 2012. This builds the location as the official parade location and ends the confusion of where the parade will be held annually.

This also minimizes city incurred fees for planning and resources, a large portion of our budge.

Each year a different historic district will still be focused, showcasing businesses and culture unique to that district.

No. Due to the safety of all involved in the parade, entries and spectators, drones are not allowed over the Fremont 4th of July Parade Route or anywhere near. This is requested by the Fremont Department, the City of Fremont and the Fremont 4th of July Parade Committee.

No. Fremont made fireworks illegal for various reasons and does not allow fireworks of any kind within the city limits. Other cities may have fireworks but bring them to Fremont and lighting them is illegal and you will be fined.

Volunteer positions are posted on the Volunteer Page.

Please view our Parade Entry Requirements and Guidelines Page.

Please view our Parade Float Guidelines Page.