- July 3, 2026
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Marcy and Eliana Aniag enjoyed a pancake breakfast under the shade.
Eleanor Loetz and Jocelyn Loetz adorned themselves in the U.S. flag as capes. They were looking forward to the parade and riding their custom creations.
Uncle Sam led the masses of children riding in bikes and scooters down Plant Street.
Oliva Jones patiently sat as her face was decorated with red, white and blue fireworks. Her family normally is out of town so they were happy to make Winter Garden's event this year.
The Newmark family gathered at City Hall to watch the parade. They always love attending the event every year and kicking off July 4th with the community.
Rowen was excited to ride in the parade and celebrate July 4.
Donna Corbus and her granddaughter Brooke Thompson came decked out in America's colors for the morning celebration.
The Pinder family was one of many who lined Plant Street to watch the bikers and walkers enjoy the parade.
Winter Garden Mayor John Rees spoke to the crowd before the parade began.
District 45 Rep. Leonard Spencer proudly waved to Winter Garden from the parade.
The Johnson family worked hard to decorate their scooters for the parade.
Tracy Copley sat with her 3-year-old rescue lab Rush.
Children rode as fast as they could around Plant Street with balloons trailing behind.
Minutemen gathered together to guide guests into the Masonic Lodge for the pancake breakfast.
Luisa Umehara was in awe holding Blue the parrot.
Lyla Cooke was excited to meet Uncle Sam, who was there in honor of America's 250th birthday.
Uncle Sam, holding an American flag, stood at the front of dozens of children lined up on Plant Street in Winter Garden with their patriotically decorated bikes and scooters.
At the sound of his countdown, the children took off as Uncle Sam ran ahead, officially kicking off the 22nd annual Winter Garden All American Kids Parade Saturday, July 4.
Before the parade, children and their families gathered at the Masonic Lodge for the annual Pancake Breakfast from 8 to 10 a.m., where they enjoyed a freshly prepared breakfast along with activities such as face painting and bike decorating.
Hundreds of community members came together in their best attire and accessories to celebrate America's 250th birthday.
