Looking for a fun, family-friendly way to kick off your Fourth of July week? Mark your calendars for Monday, July 1st and head over to South Park in Fuquay-Varina for one of the most exciting summer events of the year—the town’s annual Independence Day Celebration!
This local tradition is packed with live music, food trucks, fireworks, and good old-fashioned community fun. Whether you’re new to the area or a lifelong local, this is one summer celebration you won’t want to miss!
🎶 Music, Food & Fireworks – Oh My!
Here’s a quick look at what’s happening:
🕕 6:00 PM – Gates Open
Arrive early to snag the perfect picnic spot and explore everything the event has to offer.
🌊 6:00 – 8:30 PM – Splash Pad Fun
Kids (and kids at heart) can cool off at the Splash Pad before the fireworks begin!
🎤 6:30 PM – Live Music with Heads Up Penny
Kick back with great local tunes while you enjoy dinner from one of 20+ food trucks on site!
🎆 9:15 PM – Fireworks Show (weather permitting)
Get ready for a spectacular fireworks display lighting up the Fuquay-Varina sky. Bring your blanket or lawn chairs and settle in for the grand finale!
🍔 Did Someone Say Food Trucks?
Whether you’re craving BBQ, tacos, ice cream, or something totally new, you’re in luck. Here’s a sneak peek at some of the delicious eats rolling in:
🚗 Parking, Policies & Pro Tips:
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📍 Main parking: 308 Jones Rd – check out the access map before you go.
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♿ Accessible parking: Available at the Community Center via Judd Pkwy (placard required).
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❌ Leave these at home: No alcohol, no pets, no bikes or skateboards.
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✔️ Coolers are welcome! Pack some snacks or drinks and stay hydrated.
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🛑 Note: The South Park Community Center, Splash Pad (outside event hours), and Jeff Wells Trail will all be closed earlier in the day on July 1st.
🌟 Make it a Night to Remember
This is one of those summer nights that brings the whole town together. So grab your favorite people, pack your picnic blanket, and come join the celebration. We’ll be soaking in small-town charm, fireworks under the stars, and the kind of joy that makes Fuquay-Varina feel like home.