- April 26, 2024
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The Winter Park Police Department was on hand to give kids a look inside one of their patrol cars.
Members of the Back Festival Brass Band put on a show for visitors.
The Back Festival Brass Band was on hand to perform patriotic songs during the event.
Large crowds gathered out in front of center stage in Central Park to enjoy live music.
Some visitors took it easy as they enjoyed some rest time while listening to music.
Hungry locals line up at a table filled with slices of ice cold watermelon as they cool off during a warm Fourth of July morning.
Steve Stogner offers up his daughter, Amelia, some tasty watermelon as his other daughter Vivienne, left, holds up her own slice as they enjoy the day’s festivities.
Lana Goldstein shows off a big grin after getting a colorful balloon shaped like Princess Jasmine from Disney’s Aladdin.
Indi Goldstein lets out a laugh as she waits for her balloon animal to be done.
The kid's zone, which featured fun games, was a big hit for local children visiting the park.
Mequal Bush Jr. fires off a dart at a wall of balloons as he enjoys a game in the kid’s zone in Central Park.
Decked out in her red, white and blue, Lailah Cigel, 5, sits at the ready as she waits for the start of the children’s bicycle race on Park Avenue.
Children dressed in their red, white and blue take it easy as they wait for the bicycle parade in downtown.
Family and friends watched the bicycle parade as they made their way down Park Avenue.
Young children on bicycles and scooters prepare for the bicycle parade.
Kristin Helmich and her daughter, Aubrey, 1, grab a seat on the curb as they wait for the children’s bicycle race to kick off.
Children on bicycles and scooters race down Park Avenue alongside their parents as they take in the annual children’s bicycle race in downtown Winter Park.
Lucas Gardner waves his little American flag as he sits atop the shoulders of his dad, John, during the Fourth of July festivities in Winter Park.
A sea of red, white and blue filled Park Avenue as children participated in the annual bicycle parade in downtown Winter Park.
It was a morning filled to the brim with patriotism as locals took in the 23rd Annual Fourth of July Celebration in downtown Winter Park on Wednesday.
Following the Florida Hospital Watermelon 5k, locals made their way over to Central Park to enjoy free hotdogs and watermelon, as well as live music from the Bach Festival Brass Band, the Bach Festival Choir and Orlando country singer Sean Holcomb.
Along with food and music, children enjoyed their own kid's zone — which featured games and bouncy houses — before participating in the yearly bicycle parade down Park Avenue to cap off the morning's festivities.
