RETURNING: West Seattle 4th of July Kids’ Parade

(WSB photo from 2022 parade)

Independence Day is just seven weeks away, and organizers want to be sure you know the West Seattle 4th of July Kids’ Parade is on! Here’s their announcement:

Mark your calendars and start planning your bike, strollers, scooter, and wagon decorations! The West Seattle 4th of July Kids Parade is happening again this year!

The parade is made up of families in decorated bikes, strollers, scooters, wagons, and more! The parade starts at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, July 4 in the North Admiral neighborhood at Sunset Ave. SW and 44th Ave. SW. and winds through the area to end at Hamilton Viewpoint Park for games and food trucks! Local businesses will be on hand with craft booths and activities for kids of all ages. The annual potato sack races will take place in the park and this year we have new potato sacks! Families are welcome to bring their own snacks and picnics and hang out. This year the food trucks will be back! So far Mini the Dough Nut and Lil’ J’s Super Dawgs said they’ll be there!

If businesses are interested in sponsoring a craft or activity table, please reach out to Megan Erb at meganerb@hotmail.com.

If you haven’t been in the parade before .. no RSVP necessary to participate; just show up. (Here’s our coverage from last year, including video of the entire parade.)

2 Replies to "RETURNING: West Seattle 4th of July Kids' Parade"

  • Kriojas May 17, 2023 (7:37 pm)

    A gentle suggestion to reach out to different parts of west Seattle to increase the diversity of children who attendperhaps through the church newsletter at holy family, lady of Guadalupe , delridge center and other organizations that aren’t primarily white privileged this is a fun event but pretty homogeneous and has been since it’s inception don’t see children or families of color but primarily wealthy families of the north admiral area.  I’m know all are  and would be welcomed welcomed but I don’t think there is a great job in reaching out tothe diverse communities of west Seattle especially our children 

  • JTM May 18, 2023 (1:03 pm)

    This is my favorite West Seattle tradition! Glad to see it still going strong!

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