REMINDER Buriens 102nd Annual Independence Day Parade starts at 11 a.m. Friday, and heres a map

Burien, WALocal News

Burien's 102nd annual Independence Day Parade will commence at 11 a. m. on July 4th, bringing together thousands of residents and visitors. The parade starts on SW 153rd near 6th Ave SW, and participants will enjoy a two-hour procession through downtown. This free event highlights local culture and community pride, featuring a variety of floats, music, and performances.

The parade concludes at 8th Ave SW, making it an ideal outing for families and friends celebrating the holiday. A map outlining the parade route is available for attendees to plan their viewing spots. This tradition has attracted large crowds for over a century, reinforcing its significance in the community. Local businesses and organizations often participate, showcasing their dedication to Burien. The event not only celebrates Independence Day but also strengthens community bonds among residents.

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