Welcome back to live events for the July 4th holiday, Fayetteville! We have your official guide to all things Independence Day related for the region.
After two years of either no, or limited, events in the region, it’s good to be celebrating America in style once again.
As the unofficial Home of Freedom, there’s a lot to do in our region for the Fourth of July, so here’s a look at the events, restrictions, and so much more for food, fireworks and fun.
The big highlights this year around Fayetteville include Walker Hayes at the Fort Bragg Celebration, the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra at Festival Park, a cookout and fireworks with the Fayetteville Woodpeckers, fireworks in Hope Mills, Pinehurst, Lillington, Laurinburg, Clinton and more.
And we are on the lookout for more fun stuff going on, so make sure to let us know what we missed!
You’ll find information below on the following events (with more to come as we hear about them!):
The annual Fort Bragg July 4th Celebration returns for 2022! This year’s event will feature musical headliner Walker Hayes, as well as parachute free-fall demonstrations, our popular flag ceremony, fireworks presented by USAA and food and beverages. New for 2022 – Craft Beer Garden!
Pets, glass bottles, and BBQ grills are not allowed. View the full list of prohibited items (.pdf).
Attendees are encouraged to arrive early due to heavy traffic flow. The event is free and open to the public.
The event is free, as always, and open to the public, but everyone will need gate access to get on Fort Bragg for Walker Hayes and all the rest of the festivities.
“Event is open to the public; gate access required. If you are a Non-DOD ID Card Holder, you must visit the Visitor Center located at the All American Gate to obtain gate access for the event. July 4th Celebration visitor passes may be granted up to 30 days in advance of the event.”
We're just ONE WEEK away from our Independence Day Celebration! For just $35, enjoy a classic July 4th cook out...
Monday, July 4th – All You can Eat Buffet
Come on out and celebrate your 4th of July the right way, by joining the Fayetteville Woodpeckers with this incredible offer!
$35 dollars gets you tickets to our Monday Night game, with an All You Can Eat Buffet, and post game fireworks.
Each person who purchase these deal will need to stop by the Sales Table at the beginning of the game to receive their wristband.
The buffet will be available from 5:05PM – 7:05PM.
Promotion: Independence Day Celebration w/ T-Shirt Giveaway
We celebrate our country’s Independence with some day baseball! The first 1,000 fans through the gates will take home a Woodpeckers Independence Day shirt presented by Tommy’s Car Wash! PLUS, following the game, we’ll light up the sky with fireworks! | Presented By Tommy’s Car Wash
The Village of Pinehurst is thrilled to bring back the Independence Day celebration. The celebration takes place on Sunday, July 3 at the Pinehurst Harness Track.
The fun includes children’s activities and bounce houses, and dancing with the band Liquid Pleasure! A large selection of food and beverages will be available for purchase, and picnic baskets are also allowed. Don’t forget your lawn chairs and blankets. Gates open at 4:00pm for parking, the party begins at 6:00pm, and the fireworks begin at approximately 9:15pm. You won’t want to miss out on all the excitement!
Concert & Firework Schedule | Saturday, July 3rd
Sunday, July 3: Pinehurst Harness Track
6:00pm – 9:00pm: Family Activities and Entertainment
Roll the celebration into the morning as we honor the USA with our annual Independence Day Parade! Be sure to come early and enjoy or participate in our annual Pet Parade. All types of pets are welcome, but they must be in a carrier or on a leash and properly cleaned up after. Our patriotic pets will kick off the fun and lead the main parade. Stick around following the parade to enjoy the Sandhills Farmers Market in Tufts Memorial Park.
It is free to participate in the parade: entries are being accepted from non-profits, businesses, civic groups, churches and families.
Monday, July 4: Village Center and Tufts Memorial Park
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For more information: Call (910)299-4906
If you have more official events to celebrate Independence Day that you want featured on this list, email brandon.plotnick@bbgi.com with your information!
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Fireworks as seen from across Elliott Bay at Seacrest Park in West Seattle, WA. (paulacobleigh / Getty Images)
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Flag of the United States at the Parade Ground at Louisiana State University. (Roberto Michel / Getty Images)
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