Fabulous Fourth Parade brings red, white and blue to Flagler Beach

The annual Fourth of July parade was held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 4.

  • By Paige Wilson
  • | 2:04 p.m. July 4, 2018
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The Fabulous Fourth Parade kicked off the Fourth of July festivities in Flagler Beach on Wednesday, July 4. 

This year's theme for the annual parade, organized by the Rotary Club of Flagler Beach, was "Freedom for All."

For over one hour, cars, trucks, floats and golf carts paraded down A1A for the public's enjoyment. Sixty-two organizations registered to participate in the parade, according to the Rotary Club of Flagler Beach's website.

After the parade, children's activities and contests were held at Veteran's Park. Fireworks are scheduled at the Flagler Beach Pier for 9 p.m. Until about 11 p.m., free shuttles will be available from the Badcock Furniture parking lot to Veteran's Park and back.

Visit http://www.flaglerbeachrotary.org for more information.

The parade winners:

Best of Parade: Florida Pirate Alliance

1st Place Best Depicting Theme: Charles Umpenhour Inc.

2nd Place Best Depicting Theme: Flagler County Sheriff's Office

3rd Place Best Depicting Theme: Flagler County Corvette Club

 

1st Place Best Marching Unit: Matanzas High School Cheerleaders

2nd Place Best Marching Unit: Boy Scout Troop 281

3rd Place Best Marching Unit: Flagler County Sherrif's Office 

 

1st Place Best Talent: Studio Z Fitness

2nd Place Best Talent: Surfside Estates

3rd Place Best Talent: Innovative Dance Company

 

Best Entertainment: The Ned (Rugrat punk band from Palm Coast)

 

1st Place Judges Choice: USS Florida Base of the US Submarine Veterans

2nd Place Judges Choice: Matanzas High School Cheerleaders joined by the MHS football team

3rd Place Judges Choice: Phun Coast Parrot Heads

 

Honoring armed forces and veterans: Allen Onslaught Paintball Adventure Ride 

 

Honoring police, fire and paramedics: Flagler County Fire Rescue

 

 

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