Alameda 4th of July Parade
Notify MeAlameda celebrates the Fourth.
Every July 4th, Alameda hosts one of the biggest Independence Day parades in the country: 3.3 miles, more than 150 entries and over 60,000 spectators. Dahoam1516 is proud to celebrate with our Alameda neighbors.
- WhenJuly 4th, every year.
Next: Sunday, July 4, 2027. - WhereA 3.3-mile route across Alameda.
Route map on the City of Alameda page. - WhatFloats, bands, dance groups, equestrians, antique cars and community organizations.
- Getting thereStreets close from early morning.
Walk or bike if you can.
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The parade
The City of Alameda calls it the longest Independence Day parade in the nation: 3.3 miles, more than 150 entries and 2,500 participants, watched by over 60,000 spectators.
Expect equestrians, dance groups, floats, antique cars, community organizations and bands from across the Bay Area. Route maps, road closures and the parade program are on the City of Alameda's parade page.
More throughout the year
Big Brew Day, Mother's Day Brunch, Father's Day Brew & BBQ and more. Some we host at Dahoam1516; others are Bay Area traditions where you'll find us.