National Independence Day Parade
Washington, D.C.
Monday, July 4, 2011
11:45 AM
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1440 S. Priest Dr. #102
Tempe, AZ 85281
Phone: 800-395-2036
Web: July4thParade.com
Email: Contact Us
Mail: National Independendence Day Parade
1440 S. Priest Dr. #102
Tempe, AZ 85281
Phone: 800-395-2036
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Nowhere is there greater excitement on America's birthday than in the nation's capital. The National Independence Day Parade in Washington, D.C. takes place annually on July 4th. The parade is a patriotic, flag-waving, red-white-and-blue celebration of America's birthday. An enthusiastic audience numbering hundreds of thousands gathers to view the procession of invited bands, military and specialty units, and floats.
The parade travels on Constitution Avenue along the National Mall from 7th to 17th Street. The parade is co-hosted by the National Park Service and produced by Diversified Events, which is under contract to the National Park Service. Also involved is Music Celebrations International which has selected and provided arrangements for bands marching in the National Independence Day Parade for many years.
The National Selection Committee's goal is for the parade to include representation from all parts of the United States. Marching bands interested to participate must submit a recording, photos and biographical information detailing experience and honors such as past adjudication results or festival ratings. Marching bands are selected on the basis of overall quality and geographical, ethnic and stylistic diversity.
Many participants and band directors have enjoyed experiencing the patriotism, inspiration and spectacle of July 4th in the nation's capital. It's a place and time where people put aside differences and unite to celebrate the birth of this country and the freedoms it preserves.
The parade travels on Constitution Avenue along the National Mall from 7th to 17th Street. The parade is co-hosted by the National Park Service and produced by Diversified Events, which is under contract to the National Park Service. Also involved is Music Celebrations International which has selected and provided arrangements for bands marching in the National Independence Day Parade for many years.
The National Selection Committee's goal is for the parade to include representation from all parts of the United States. Marching bands interested to participate must submit a recording, photos and biographical information detailing experience and honors such as past adjudication results or festival ratings. Marching bands are selected on the basis of overall quality and geographical, ethnic and stylistic diversity.
Many participants and band directors have enjoyed experiencing the patriotism, inspiration and spectacle of July 4th in the nation's capital. It's a place and time where people put aside differences and unite to celebrate the birth of this country and the freedoms it preserves.
2011 Participating Bands
Archbishop Riordan Crusader Marching Band, San Francisco, CA
Clinton Senior High Marching Band, Clinton, WI
Collinsville High School Marching Band, Collinsville, IL
Drury High School Marching Band, North Adams, MA
Galena Grizzley Marching Band, Reno, NV
Gallatin High School Bulldog Pride Band, Gallatin, MO
Green Lake High School Marching Band, Green Lake, WI
Mountain Crest High School Marching Band, Hyrum, UT
Mukwonago High School Band, Mukwonago, WI
Murphysboro High School Crimson Express, Murphysboro, IL
New Diana Eagle Band, Diana, TX
North Brunswick High School Marching Band, Leland, NC
South San Francisco Warrior Band, South San Francisco, CA
Stuttgart High School Marching Band, Stuttgart, AR
The Pride of Piqua Marching Band, Piqua, OH
Vinton-Shellsburg High School Marching Band, Vinton, IA
Watertown High School Marching Band, Watertown, WI
Related Events
The National Independence Day Parade is a substantial part of, but by no means the only, excitement of being in the nation's capital on July 4th.
• A National Folklife Festival on the Mall features different cultures in the Americas and a variety of ethnic groups.
• In the evening, parade participants are part of the audience of "A Capitol Fourth" — the PBS Concert at the Capitol Building, featuring the National Symphony Orchestra and one of the country's largest fireworks displays.
• A National Folklife Festival on the Mall features different cultures in the Americas and a variety of ethnic groups.
• In the evening, parade participants are part of the audience of "A Capitol Fourth" — the PBS Concert at the Capitol Building, featuring the National Symphony Orchestra and one of the country's largest fireworks displays.
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