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Auburn set to host family-friendly 4th of July Festival at Les Gove Park

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Auburn's annual 4th of July Festival is scheduled for July 4, 2025, at Les Gove Park from 11 a. m. to 4 p. m. The event promises a day of entertainment featuring live performances across two stages and more than 40 hand-crafted artisan vendors.

Families can purchase a wristband for $10, which allows unlimited access to rides such as the Ballistic Swing and various inflatables. Matt Baker's comedy and stunt show will kick off the performances, followed by nostalgic sounds from Wally & The Beaves. The Auburn Bocce Club will provide free instruction and demonstrations throughout the day. Local businesses like Muckleshoot Casino Resort and Edward Jones are sponsoring the festival, emphasizing community involvement. The White River Valley Museum will offer free access to attendees, enhancing the day's offerings.

This festival serves as a significant community gathering, fostering local pride and family fun.

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