America 250 in Woodstock

So many events are happening across our country. You don't have to go too far to find some fun choices. For example, Woodstock has atwo days of events lined up.

On July 3rd enjoy an indoor concert by the Georgia Symphony Orchestra at the Woodstock Arts event green. On the 4th, maybe you would like to run in the Freedom Run, catch some throws from the parade, or even be dazzled by the fireworks show.  Oh, and for all ages, a carnival, foam party, miniature golf, and more! Here is a link from the  Woodstock Celebrates America 250 page found here.

July 4th Spectacular 2026 - Woodstock Celebrates America 250 

Join us in Downtown Woodstock for one of our community’s most beloved traditions. Our all‑day Independence Day celebration is filled with family fun, live entertainment, patriotic spirit, and the biggest fireworks display of the year. As part of the America 250 initiative, this year’s event honors our nation’s heritage while celebrating Woodstock’s vibrant and growing community. 

Freedom Run – 7:00 AM 
Kick off the day with the 29th Annual Freedom Run, featuring a 5K, 10K, 1‑Mile Run, and Tot Trot. A perfect start for runners, families, and spectators alike. 

Parade – 10:00 AM 
The annual July 4th Parade begins at Woodstock Elementary School, travels down Rope Mill Road, heads south on Main Street, and concludes at Sam’s Club near Highway 92. Come early to grab your viewing spot and enjoy the patriotic displays and community spirit. 
Rain or shine.

Festival at The Park at City Center – 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM 
Head to The Park at City Center (Arnold Mill Rd & Towne Lake Pkwy) for an afternoon packed with activities for all ages. Enjoy: 
• A huge foam party (bring your towel!)
• Hands‑on bubble making 
• Carnival games and mini golf 
• Food vendors, arts & crafts, kids’ activities, and live music 
This family‑friendly festival is a highlight for residents and visitors alike.  

Fireworks – Dusk 
Wrap up the celebration with a spectacular fireworks show launched behind the Lowe’s Shopping Center (Hwy 92 near I‑575). 

The Georgia Symphony Orchestra is performing a free concert in downtown Woodstock July 3 as part of the city’s celebration of America’s 250th birthday. The city of Woodstock announced it is hosting the concert in partnership with Visit Woodstock GA, Woodstock Arts, and the Georgia Symphony Orchestra at 7:30 p.m. July 3 at the Woodstock Arts Event Green, 111 Elm St. in downtown Woodstock. The concert is free to attend, but tickets must be reserved in advance on the Woodstock Arts website, woodstockarts.org. Seating is general admission and gates will open at 6 p.m. Attendees may bring their own food and non-alcoholic beverages. Wine and craft beer will be available to purchase on-site.

America 250: Honoring Our Nation’s Journey 
As part of our Woodstock Celebrates America 250 campaign, this year’s July 4th Spectacular emphasizes reflection, unity, and appreciation for the generations who helped shape our country. Visitors will see special red‑white‑and‑blue theming and commemorative elements woven throughout the day’s events.