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The largest Independence Day Celebration west of the Mississippi!Launched in 1904, the first Huntington Beach 4th of July celebration commemorated the arrival of the first electric passenger train linking the area with Long Beach and Los Angeles, attracting 50,000 people to the celebration. 118 years later, the annual tradition annually attracts more than 500,000 attendees over 4 days of programming and is the largest 4th of July celebration west of the Mississippi. Join us from June 30 - July 4, 2022 as we celebrate our Huntington Beach Hometown Tradition!
for inquiries visit theContact Us page to send a message or ask a question! 2021 Sponsor & Exhibitor Guide (Full Version) THE 4TH IS BACK!On March 15th, the Huntington Beach City Council unanimously directed City staff and the event organizers to proceed with a modified version of the traditional 4th of July Celebration, as approved by the 4th of July Executive Board, to include a Neighborhood Parade, the Decorating Contest, the Pier Plaza Festival, a modified Surf City 5K Run and (tentatively) Fireworks Over the Ocean. official site with all 2021 details launching soon - stay tuned! in the meantime we are accepting early bird applications for the Pier Plaza Festival, Neighborhood Parade and Surf City Run at the links below: 2021 Neighborhood Parade apply 2021 Pier Plaza Festival apply 2021 Sponsor & Exhibitor Guide (Full Version) 2021 Exhibitor One Sheet New Button NEWS & DETAILSA Guide to the Fourth of JulyFrom becoming prepared for the celebration beforehand, to enjoying every moment of the Fourth, this manual will give you information on important aspects of the celebration. Understanding how to properly stake out an area to see the parade, street closures, and parking regulations are vital to having a happy Huntington Beach Fourth of July Celebration. READ ON County Down to the 4th special thanks to our 2022 event sponsors Staking out, Parking and Street Closures From becoming prepared for the celebration beforehand, to enjoying every moment of the Fourth, this manual will give you information on important aspects of the celebration. Understanding how to properly stake out an area to see the parade, street closures, and parking regulations are vital to having a happy Huntington Beach 4th of July Celebration. Day before the Fourth: Before any fireworks or the thought of waking up early for the parade crosses your mind, make sure you understand what you should do to insure a great 4th before the celebration begins. Staking out an area to see the Parade: In order to get that great spot, up-close to the excitement, you have to follow these guidelines. Such as in past years, staking out areas for the purpose of obtaining a viewing location for the 4th of July Parade may not occur prior to 7 AM on July 3rd. It is important that no materials used to reserve public areas shall block or interfere with pedestrian access or vehicular traffic or block those portions of sidewalks used for pedestrian access prior to 6 AM on July 4th. In fact, any items placed prior to that time will be removed. Items placed on public property (including parking strips) are left at the owner’s risk and do not create a guarantee that the “staked out” area will remain available to the person or persons who marked off the area. When marking off sidewalk and roadway areas, non-defacing material must be used. Any adhesive material, including adhesive tape, is prohibited for use in reserving space for parade viewing. This includes, but is not limited to the use of tape or other adhesives on trees, poles, and signs. All materials used to designate “stake out” areas must be removed by 3 PM on July 4th. With these rules in mind, you can be prepared and find that perfect spot for the entire family. Day of the 4th of July: When everything is set up, you have that perfect spot, and anticipation is soaring, there are a few regulations all residents and visitors must be aware of during the actual day. Streets Closures: For all residents and visitors of Huntington Beach, the 4th of July parade route will require the closure of PCH from Goldenwest to Beach starting at 5:00 AM on July 4th. The parade will officially begin at PCH and 8th, going from 8th to Main where it will proceed up Main through the downtown and residential areas, ending just past Yorktown. The parade begins at 10:00 AM and lasts approximately two hours. Staging areas will take place on PCH and portions of Walnut, Pacific Coast Highway, Orange, Olive, 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th. Through traffic on PCH will be detoured at Goldenwest and Beach up to Garfield. PCH will be completely open to traffic no later than 2:00 PM. Residents and guests coming into the downtown area off of Goldenwest should enter at Palm or Orange. City beach parking is only accessible at Beach and gates open at 5:00 AM. However, Pacific View will be open for access to the Hyatt and Hilton. Twin Dolphin will be closed from 5:00 AM until no later than 2:00 PM. The first two blocks of Main will remain closed until after the fireworks have concluded. The Pier will be partially closed to the public all day and completely closed at 5:00 PM. Fireworks will be launched from the end of the Pier. The fireworks will start at 9:00 PM. Parking Visitors: Parking at the Main Promenade parking Structure will be $27 (cash only) all day flat fee. Pay as you enter and no customer validations will be honored. Yearly and monthly pass holders will not be charged, but parking is NOT guaranteed. In the City Beach Parking Lot, parking will cost $25 per space that the vehicle occupies and no spaces may be purchased for chairs, tables, or any other activity. The only entrance to the parking lot will be at Beach Blvd. and Pacific Coast Hwy. The gates will open at 5:00 AM in the morning of the 4th of July and the public will not be allowed to line up in front of those parking lot gates until after midnight. Until that time you must find a legal parking space. Additionally, any vehicle, including RV’s, attempting to remain in the parking lot from July 3rd will be towed out of the parking lot at the owner’s expense. People will not be allowed to occupy or place chairs and barbecues on the beach or in the parking lot until after 5:00 AM, which is the beach curfew, on July 4th. Some highlights from the neighborhood parades of 2021: What is there to do in Huntington Beach on July 4th?Huntington Beach 2021 4th of July Celebration. 3-day Pier Festival, Surf City Run 5K, Neighborhood Parade, Fireworks, Block Party and more!
What time is the Huntington Beach 4th of July parade 2022?On Monday, July 4, 2022 at 10:00 a.m., the Parade will make its triumphant return alongside a wide-variety of other events and festivities planned for the weekend to celebrate Independence Day. This year's 4th of July festivities begin with a downtown Huntington Beach block party on Main Street.
Is Huntington Beach Open on 4th of July?The Huntington Beach Pier will be partially closed to the public all day and completely closed at 5 pm. Fireworks will be launched from the end of the Huntington Beach Pier.
Is HB having 4th of July parade?Time to celebrate! and Los Angeles, attracting 50,000 people to the celebration. over 4 days of programming and is the largest 4th of July celebration west of the Mississippi. Join us from June 30 - July 4, 2022 as we celebrate our Huntington Beach Hometown Tradition!
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