Woodstown 4th of July Parade
Small Town, Big Parade
The Woodstown 4th of July Parade Committee would like to extend our thanks to all those who are on the front lines during this unprecedented pandemic. This is what the 4th of July means to us: a nation coming together for the good of all. That is why it is with a heavy heart that we have decided to cancel this year's Woodstown/ Pilesgrove 4th of July Parade. This decision was not made lightly, and was based on the ongoing stipulations posted by the State of New Jersey. The parade committee is currently working in coordination with the Reliance Fire Company to provide the Woodstown/ Pilesgrove area with a 4th of July inspired tour to keep the devoted citizens of our traditional parade in good spirits this year. Please check the Woodstown 4th of July Parade facebook page and/or our website: www.woodstown4thofjulyparade.com. for more details concerning the tour.
July 4th is a special day in Woodstown NJ as the entire town takes part in Salem County's biggest Independence Day celebration. While many people around the country wonder were to go to celebrate, the residents of Woodstown and Pilesgrove know that they can't do better than to stay in their little town and enjoy the festivities.
Some have said our parade is right out of a Norman Rockwell painting. We are a traditional and quaint parade running down Main Street. Both sides of the street are lined with spectators waiving our American flag. Every home boasts a flag and every porch has homeowners, family and friends anxiously awaiting that first fire truck. Come join us for the pride and joy of Salem County, our 4th of July Celebration.
The Woodstown 4th of July Parade begins at 10:00 am at Allen Avenue, up South Main Street through the center of Woodstown, up North Main Street and onto Marlton Road and ends at Marlton Park. The annual parade has taken place since 1932.
The parade is set for _______________.
Starting at 10:00 am.
This parade is Rain or Shine!
July 4th is a special day in Woodstown NJ as the entire town takes part in Salem County's biggest Independence Day celebration. While many people around the country wonder were to go to celebrate, the residents of Woodstown and Pilesgrove know that they can't do better than to stay in their little town and enjoy the festivities.
Some have said our parade is right out of a Norman Rockwell painting. We are a traditional and quaint parade running down Main Street. Both sides of the street are lined with spectators waiving our American flag. Every home boasts a flag and every porch has homeowners, family and friends anxiously awaiting that first fire truck. Come join us for the pride and joy of Salem County, our 4th of July Celebration.
The Woodstown 4th of July Parade begins at 10:00 am at Allen Avenue, up South Main Street through the center of Woodstown, up North Main Street and onto Marlton Road and ends at Marlton Park. The annual parade has taken place since 1932.
The parade is set for _______________.
Starting at 10:00 am.
This parade is Rain or Shine!
