Mark Your Calendars Redmonds Derby Days is Back This July

Redmond, WALocal News

Redmond, WA, is excited to announce the return of Derby Days 2025, scheduled for July 11-12, promising a weekend filled with community engagement and entertainment. The festival will take place at the Redmond City Hall campus and the Jerry Baker Memorial Velodrome, featuring a diverse lineup of live music, thrilling bicycle races, and a vibrant arts and crafts market. Mayor Angela Birney expressed that Derby Days embodies the essence of Redmond's community spirit, emphasizing the festival's blend of tradition and innovation. Attendees can look forward to sampling delicious offerings from various food trucks and enjoying the relaxing atmosphere of the beer and wine garden. The event kicks off with local music on Friday, followed by the popular Kiddie Kilo bicycle race at Marymoor Park.

Families can participate in the Kids Bike Parade on Saturday, leading into the vibrant Derby Days Grand Parade. The festival culminates with a breathtaking drone light show, featuring over 100 drones performing an intricate display in the night sky. For those interested in planning their visit, more information can be found on the city’s website.

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