Fireworks, Fun Runs, and Flapjacks Snoqualmie Valley Gears Up for a Full Day of Fourth of July Festivities

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

Snoqualmie and Carnation are gearing up for a full day of Independence Day celebrations on July 4, 2025, inviting residents from the surrounding Snoqualmie Valley. Snoqualmie's "Red, White & Boom" will return for its ninth year, featuring a fireworks show, music, and more than 22 food trucks, with an expected attendance of 8,000. In Carnation, the day starts with a pancake breakfast at Tolt UCC, which benefits the Tolt Good Neighbor Fund, raising nearly $80,000 over 34 years. The "Run for the Pies and Pints" 5K race at Remlinger Farms will offer prizes to top finishers, celebrating the town's tradition. Families can join the Kiddie Parade and the Grand Parade, showcasing community spirit.

The Sno-Valley Senior Center will sell strawberry shortcake, adding to the festivities. Parking is limited at the events, encouraging walking from nearby residences. These celebrations highlight the strong sense of community in the Snoqualmie Valley.

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