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4th of July in La Verne: Here's How and Where You Can Celebrate 🇺🇸

A replica of the Liberty Bell will take center stage in La Verne’s Fourth of July parade this year, serving as the grand marshal as the City marks 250 years of American Independence.

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4th of July in La Verne: Here's How and Where You Can Celebrate 🇺🇸
Members of the La Verne Historical Society ride in the organization's International truck during the 2024 Fourth of July parade in La Verne. Photo by John Best, courtesy La Verne Historical Society

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July 4 Schedule of Events

6:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. — Pancake Breakfast
Methodist Church, 3205 D St., La Verne
Parking available across the street at Bonita High School.
$8 per plate (typically includes 3 pancakes and 3 sausages)
Purchase tickets on-site or during Monday evening Scout meetings at the Methodist Church, 3205 D St., La Verne, from 7-8:30 p.m. or at the United Methodist Church office Monday-Friday from 9-11:30 a.m.

9:45 a.m. — Pre-Parade Motorcycle Ride 
The Motorcycle Parade kicks off the La Verne 4th of July festivities, riding just ahead of the main parade.

10 a.m. — Parade: Celebrating 250 Years of Independence – La Verne’s Way
Starts at D Street & Tenth Street (south of Bonita High School)
Note: the City of La Verne limits the placement of chairs, tents, blankets, or other items to reserve areas on the parade route to only 24 hours in advance. 

PSA from the La Verne Fire Department

Municipal fines for the use of ANY fireworks start at $1,000. Fines for the sale, possession and use of illegal fireworks can be upwards of $50,000 and punishable up to one year in jail. If you observe any use of fireworks, please contact La Verne Police Department dispatch at (909)596-1913 for non-emergencies. Learn more @lavernefiredepartment on Instagram

6-10 p.m. — La Verne Fourth of July Fireworks Show
Bonita High School, 3102 D St., La Verne
Children 4 and under are free. $20 General Admission after June 25.

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La Verne Marks 250 Years of American Independence with Fourth of July Celebration

Members of the La Verne Historical Society, from left, Brenda Gonzalez (former membership chair) and Clark Palmer (former treasurer), carry the organization's banner down Bonita Avenue during a previous La Verne Fourth of July parade. Photo by John Best, courtesy La Verne Historical Society

A replica of the Liberty Bell will take center stage in La Verne’s Fourth of July parade this year, serving as the grand marshal as the City marks 250 years of American Independence. Read more

Stars, Stripes and 400 Drones: San Dimas Plans Landmark Celebration

"250 Anniversary America" by Bonita Unified seventh grader Albert Lutscha. More than 350 pieces of artwork created by San Dimas students for a patriotic art contest celebrating America's 250th anniversary are on display in the Stanley Plummer Community Building, 245 E Bonita Ave, San Dimas. Image courtesy of the committee's slide presentation

A 400-drone light show, live music, student art and the City's 66th birthday headline a July 3 celebration nearly four years in the making. Read more

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