The Bellaire community kicked off July 4th with a fun and patriotic morning of decorative floats, school bands, Boy Scout troops, and classic cars. Participants and families gathered around for a festive morning of red, white and blue! Closing off the parade was a festival for the families to enjoy games, food and live music.
City of Bellaire's 2017 Fourth of July Parade
Harper and Holden Moore sitting in their USA wagon ready to walk in the parade.
Bellaire police driving through the Fourth of July parade.
City of Bellaire’s float in the parade.
The county police marched through the streets, kicking off the parade.
Kids traveled in go-karts and bikes all through the parade.
Families showing off their USA pride with patriotic July 4th outfits.
Bellaire families following the floats throughout the parade.
The St. Marks Boy Scout Troops open up the parade with the American flag and Texas flag.
Eric and Kristen Campbell enjoying the parade with their dog, Harry.
(From left) Trenda Salas, Abdel Idrissi, Elaina Salas and Jamila Idrissi decked out in red, white and blue and ready to walk in the parade.
Asher and Owen Levy and Sydney Lerner showing off their USA pride.
Robyn and Carl Nooteboom relaxing with their kids before the parade began.
(From left) Wolfy Neukomm, Sean Sisolak and Raumeen Seifi of Troop 211 working a booth at the Festival.
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Harper and Holden Moore sitting in their USA wagon ready to walk in the parade.
Bellaire police driving through the Fourth of July parade.
City of Bellaire’s float in the parade.
The county police marched through the streets, kicking off the parade.
Kids traveled in go-karts and bikes all through the parade.
Families showing off their USA pride with patriotic July 4th outfits.
Bellaire families following the floats throughout the parade.
The St. Marks Boy Scout Troops open up the parade with the American flag and Texas flag.
Eric and Kristen Campbell enjoying the parade with their dog, Harry.
(From left) Trenda Salas, Abdel Idrissi, Elaina Salas and Jamila Idrissi decked out in red, white and blue and ready to walk in the parade.
Asher and Owen Levy and Sydney Lerner showing off their USA pride.
Robyn and Carl Nooteboom relaxing with their kids before the parade began.
(From left) Wolfy Neukomm, Sean Sisolak and Raumeen Seifi of Troop 211 working a booth at the Festival.