Corunna 4th Of July
Welcome To The Corunna 4th Of July Celebration
The Corunna Fourth of July Celebration is an annual fun-filled community/family celebration in appreciation and remembrance of our heritage and patriotism. It is held at Hugh McCurdy Park located on Corunna Avenue (M-71) in the City of Corunna. The majority of the activities and events are free to the public thanks to our sponsors and fund raising activities by the 4th of July Commission.
We are a Charter Member of the Michigan Festivals & Events Association
Voted Best County Attraction!
This Years Firework Sponsor's
- Meijer, Inc.
- The Argus Press
The members of the Corunna Fourth of July Commission, their sponsors & volunteers will not be held liable for any damages, losses, or injuries incurred before, during, and after their cruises/events.
Events / Announcements
- Abc 12 News Coverage
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(07/04/12) - Residents of Corunna always celebrate the Fourth of July in a big way. This year was no different. The town was in a party mood all day.
This is the seventeenth year in a row Corunna has had a big Independence Day celebration. Hundreds lined the streets to watch the parade pass by. It always has a patriotic theme with military veterans taking part. It seems small towns just know the best way to celebrate the Fourth. Read More At Abc 12
- The Grand Marshall
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The Grand Marshall for the Corunna 4th of July Celebration is Dorothy Dvorak. Dorthy has been the Chairperson of the Craft Show for many years. She will be riding the Theme Float in the downtown Firecracker Parade along with members of her family. Come help us Celebrate and thank Dorthy for her volunteerism over the years
- Complete Schedule Available
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The 2012 Schedule is available. Please bare with us well we update any incorrect times that may be listed elsewhere on the website. If you find a conflicting time the event listing in this file is the most accurate.
- New Website Launched
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We are proud to announce the new website has been officially launched. Development work was completed by Say Computer / Say Marketing of Owosso, MI! We are actively working on updating last years content, so times / events are subject to change! Please email any suggestions or feedback you may have to
- No Personal Fireworks Allowed
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For the safety of all attending and due to insurance liability, no sparklers or personal fireworks are allowed on city property including McCurdy Park or Mitchell fields. Police and city officials will be on patrol and will confiscate any dangerous materials.
- Abc 12 News Coverage
-
(07/04/12) - Residents of Corunna always celebrate the Fourth of July in a big way. This year was no different. The town was in a party mood all day.
This is the seventeenth year in a row Corunna has had a big Independence Day celebration. Hundreds lined the streets to watch the parade pass by. It always has a patriotic theme with military veterans taking part. It seems small towns just know the best way to celebrate the Fourth. Read More At Abc 12
- The Grand Marshall
- The Grand Marshall for the Corunna 4th of July Celebration is Dorothy Dvorak. Dorthy has been the Chairperson of the Craft Show for many years. She will be riding the Theme Float in the downtown Firecracker Parade along with members of her family. Come help us Celebrate and thank Dorthy for her volunteerism over the years
- Complete Schedule Available
-
The 2012 Schedule is available. Please bare with us well we update any incorrect times that may be listed elsewhere on the website. If you find a conflicting time the event listing in this file is the most accurate.
- New Website Launched
- We are proud to announce the new website has been officially launched. Development work was completed by Say Computer / Say Marketing of Owosso, MI! We are actively working on updating last years content, so times / events are subject to change! Please email any suggestions or feedback you may have to
- No Personal Fireworks Allowed
- For the safety of all attending and due to insurance liability, no sparklers or personal fireworks are allowed on city property including McCurdy Park or Mitchell fields. Police and city officials will be on patrol and will confiscate any dangerous materials.