Fireworks are on in 2024 More information will be posted as it becomes available
But we need your help. Please contribute to the upcoming fund raiser to insure we have the money for the fireworks and parade!
The Yankee Doodle Do and Fireworks will be held again this year.
The Yankee Doodle Do will take place on Wednesday July 3rd from 5.00 p.m until the start of the fireworks at roughly 9.15 p.m. on Kings Highway by the Haddonfield High School. There will be entertainment, food and activities for the kids. Children's activities will be J-Dogz bounce houses. Entertainment on the Camden County Portable Stage will be The Shore Thing. Please be sure to bring your own chairs.
The fireworks will start around 9.15 p.m. The High School Stadium and fields will be closed to the public. More information about best viewing sites will be posted.
Fourth of July Parade!
The Fourth of July Parade will kick off from the corner of Kings Highway and Chestnut Street at 10.00 a.m. on Thursday July 4th. There will be bands, incuding Mummers bands, but best of all, people from the community - the fire company, veterans, borough organizations like Lions and Rotary, neighborhood groups and lots of kids on bikes. There is no better way to celebrate America than all the people and organizations that make up this nation.
Community organizations, neighborhood groups and floats and family groups can register at the corner of Kings Highway and Chestnut Street in front of the bank from 8.30 to 9.30 on the morning of the parade. Kids on bikes meet behind the Presbyterian Church.
We’re All About Having Fun
The Haddonfield Celebrations Association (HCA) is a volunteer group sponsoring Haddonfields 4th of July Fireworks and Parade, Halloween Parade and Tree Lighting Ceremony and Santa Parade. We love Haddonfield, we love celebrations and we love creating memories for our families.
4th of July Parade and Fireworks
Our 4th of July Parade & Fireworks are the heart of our volunteer efforts to keep Haddonfield as the cradle of "small town America".
We've had bands (including Mummers), veterans, floats, and lots of kids parading down King's Highway for the last 75 years -- all topped off by a spectacular Fireworks extravaganza.
For a town that just celebrated its 300th birthday, could anything be more patriotic -- or more important to what makes Haddonfield special?
The Philly Phanatic Greets Phans prior to the fireworks several years ago
These are the memories that will be remembered for many future Fourths.
