- July 14, 2025
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Winter Garden celebrated the Fourth of July with the 21st All American Kids Parade and Breakfast.
Amy Quesinberry Price and Don Price wore matching overalls to show off their patriotic pride at Winter Garden’s event.
Winter Garden Mayor John Rees and his wife, Linda, loved seeing so many residents enjoying the Fourth of July.
Jocelyn Loetz, 13, was ready to ride in Winter Garden’s July 4 parade.
Anna Beatriz was excited to receive a free bike helmet from the Winter Garden Police Department.
The Winter Garden Heritage Foundation provided a plethora of patriotic decorations for the city’s parade.
Adelaide Passantino, 10 months, thoroughly enjoyed her first Winter Garden July 4 celebration.
Even the Cat in the Hat made an appearance at Winter Garden’s July 4 parade.
Lila Miller, 10 months, and her mom, Ale Miller, loved seeing all the red, white and blue at Winter Garden’s parade. They attended with husband/dad Ian Miller.
The Heroes of 1776 were a hit at Winter Garden’s July 4 event.
Downtown Winter Garden became a sea of red, white and blue for the city’s July 4 celebration.
Even the Cat in the Hat made an appearance at Winter Garden’s July 4 parade.
West Orange High School student Gabriella Turri sang the national anthem at Winter Garden’s July 4 event.
Winter Garden community leader Austin Arthur welcomed hundreds to the city’s July 4 celebration.
Winter Garden resident Finn O’Brien, 11, is in the running to be the next Junior Ranger.
Some kids were lucky enough to ride in style in Winter Garden’s parade.
Even some four-legged family members marched in Winter Garden’s July 4 parade.
Children of all ages took to Plant Street for Winter Garden’s July 4 parade.
Many children were decked out in red, white and blue from head to toe for Winter Garden’s July 4 parade.
Parents and children had a blast marching in Winter Garden’s July 4 parade.
Hundreds of marchers flooded Plant Street for Winter Garden’s July 4 parade.
Children loved decking out their bikes and scooters for Winter Garden’s July 4 parade.
Winter Garden started its Fourth of July celebrations early with the 21st annual All American Kids Parade and Breakfast, which began at 8 a.m. Friday, July 4, downtown.
As always, parade participants and their families fueled up with an old-fashioned pancake breakfast at the Winter Garden Masonic Lodge. Then, kids were able to decorate their bikes, scooters and wagons with patriotic decorations provided by the Winter Garden Heritage Foundation, and even sign up to receive a free bike helmet from the Winter Garden Police Department.
After some words from community leader Austin Arthur and Winter Garden Mayor John Rees, a presentation of colors by the Heroes of 1776, an opening prayer, and a performance of the national anthem by West Orange High School student Gabriella Turri, the parade took to Plant Street — much to the delight of attendees.
