49th Annual South County 4th of July Parade Wings of Liberty Celebrating the Bald Eagle

The 49th Annual South County 4th of July Parade took place in The Woodlands on July 4, 2025, under the theme “Wings of Liberty: Celebrating the Bald Eagle. ” The event began with a three-cannon salute, followed by the parade starting at 9 a. m. Pre-parade activities included entertainment and a performance by The Woodlands Concert Band. A bald eagle, courtesy of Last Chance Forever – The Bird of Prey Conservancy, made a special appearance, symbolizing national pride and independence.

Commentators Nick Wolda and Ramon Torres guided spectators through the parade, which featured fire engines, public officials, and military units. A panel of judges awarded prizes across ten categories for the best floats and entries. The South County Fourth of July Committee, a nonprofit established in the early 1990s, has awarded over $98,000 in scholarships to high school bands. The event emphasizes community spirit and celebrates local traditions in The Woodlands area.