Children and adults alike dressed as pioneers and celebrated the city of Hunters Creek Village. (Photo: Eli Maierson)
The City of Bunker Hill Village showcased a flag-inspired showstopper. (Photo: Eric Hang)
Soldiers marched alongside the parade, carrying rifles and flags. (Photo: Eric Hang)
Fire trucks and police cars drove through the parade with wailing sirens and lights flashing red, white and blue. (Photo: Eli Maierson)
A band made up of local high school students braved the weather to perform for the crowd. (Photo: Eli Maierson)
Spring Valley Village presented a colorful float that lit up the parade despite the dreary weather. (Photo: Eli Maierson)
A sparkle-covered float entitled “Land of the Free” was a truly American eye-catcher. (Photo: Eli Maierson)
A Public Works truck dressed as Uncle Sam was a highlight at the parade. (Photo: Eli Maierson)
As storm clouds brewed and rain began to fall, Memorial residents remained determined to enjoy their 4th of July with a fun and festive neighborhood parade. Donning ponchos, raincoats and umbrellas, the citizens came prepared.
Despite its short duration, the festival featured floats, flags and a good time for all.
Children and adults alike dressed as pioneers and celebrated the city of Hunters Creek Village. (Photo: Eli Maierson)
The City of Bunker Hill Village showcased a flag-inspired showstopper. (Photo: Eric Hang)
Soldiers marched alongside the parade, carrying rifles and flags. (Photo: Eric Hang)
Fire trucks and police cars drove through the parade with wailing sirens and lights flashing red, white and blue. (Photo: Eli Maierson)
A band made up of local high school students braved the weather to perform for the crowd. (Photo: Eli Maierson)
Spring Valley Village presented a colorful float that lit up the parade despite the dreary weather. (Photo: Eli Maierson)
A sparkle-covered float entitled “Land of the Free” was a truly American eye-catcher. (Photo: Eli Maierson)
A Public Works truck dressed as Uncle Sam was a highlight at the parade. (Photo: Eli Maierson)