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Crabapple Fourth of July Walking Parade Wants Only Participants
This parade is most successful when it has no spectators as everyone jumps in and participates.
Local residents are invited to participate in the Crabapple Fourth of July Walking Parade, hosted once again by the Crabapple Community Association.
Bring and decorate your dog, your children, bicycles, tricycles, wheelchairs and strollers–and yourself–in patriotic gear. The best costumed and decorated parade participants will be recognized. All ages are invited to participate. This is one event in which the crowd is the parade.
Milton Mayor Joe Lockwood will be the parade marshal.
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Park a short walk away at Crabapple Baptist Church or Strawberry Fields and make your way to the parade's starting point at McFarlin Lane, the entrance to the Braeburn neighborhood.
Crabapple Fourth of July Walking Parade
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- 9:30 a.m. – parade participants gather
- 10 a.m. – parade begins
- Register online at the Crabapple Community Association's Parade website.
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