Red, White, and Blue: Fourth of July 2022

Posted by The Buzz | July 4, 2022

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Families, friends, and neighbors gathered across town for a fun and patriotic holiday weekend, full of parades, festivals, and red, white, and blue festivities. See our photo slideshow below for a taste of Fourth fun around Houston, including the parades in the City of Bellaire, City of West U, and Memorial Villages. Share your cute Fourth photos with us at [email protected].

The Durham family enjoying the festivities in the Memorial Villages. (Photo courtesy of Sharon Brier)
Chris and Serena Sweet having a blast at the Memorial Villages' parade. (Photo courtesy of Sharon Brier)
The Foley siblings ready for a fun day. (Photo courtesy of Sharon Brier)
Baron III, Minka, and Sloane looking pawsomely patriotic on the porch of Cynthia and Mickey Mills' home. (Photo courtesy of Sharon Brier)
Georgia and Lila McQueen excited to attend the Wilchester parade. (Photo courtesy of Annie McQueen)
Triplets Jack, Maddie, and Will Crandall rock their matching onesies outside of the Colonial Park pool and stay cool in their stroller. (Photo: Jenna Baer)
Austin Hoffman off to the gym in patriotic attire. (Photo courtesy of Sharon Brier)
Janet Chen and her kids Alex, Max, and Penny came to Colonial Park in West U dressed to the nines in their red, white, and blues and matching sunglasses. (Photo: Jenna Baer)
Jan, Amanda, and Hudson Krocker are getting ready to march in the West U parade with their decked out wagon. (Photo: Jenna Baer)
The Zarghouni family - Mehrzad, Morgan, and Julian - ready to enjoy the Memorial Villages' parade. (Photo courtesy of Sharon Brier)
Bellaire Belles in the Bellaire parade (Photo: Jordan Magaziner Steinfeld)
Bellaire Police and Fire Foundation (Photo: Jordan Magaziner Steinfeld)
A glimpse of the Bellaire parade (Photo: Jordan Magaziner Steinfeld)
Families of the Bellaire Police Department (Photo: Jordan Magaziner Steinfeld)
The vintage Bellaire police car receives cheers (Photo: Jordan Magaziner Steinfeld)
A view of the Memorial Villages' parade. (Photo: Larry Boggus)
A view of the Memorial Villages' parade. (Photo: Larry Boggus)
A view of the Memorial Villages' parade. (Photo: Larry Boggus)
Kids leave their bikes outside of the Colonial Park pool and make a beeline for the Kona Ice truck to cool off. (Photo: Jenna Baer)
Game night shenanigans during Fourth of July weekend. (Photo courtesy of Sharon Brier)
Friends decked out in patriotic colors for a pre-Fourth game night. (Photo courtesy of Sharon Brier)
Neighbors cruising along on Fourth of July in Memorial Villages. (Photo: Larry Boggus)
Drone footage of cars ready to roll in the Memorial Villages' parade. (Photo: Larry Boggus)
The Machado family about to get on their scooters and ride a lap around Colonial Park. (Photo: Jenna Baer)

The Durham family enjoying the festivities in the Memorial Villages. (Photo courtesy of Sharon Brier)

Chris and Serena Sweet having a blast at the Memorial Villages' parade. (Photo courtesy of Sharon Brier)

The Foley siblings ready for a fun day. (Photo courtesy of Sharon Brier)

Baron III, Minka, and Sloane looking pawsomely patriotic on the porch of Cynthia and Mickey Mills' home. (Photo courtesy of Sharon Brier)

Georgia and Lila McQueen excited to attend the Wilchester parade. (Photo courtesy of Annie McQueen)

Jack Crandall, Maddie Crandall, Will Crandall,

Triplets Jack, Maddie, and Will Crandall rock their matching onesies outside of the Colonial Park pool and stay cool in their stroller. (Photo: Jenna Baer)

Austin Hoffman off to the gym in patriotic attire. (Photo courtesy of Sharon Brier)

Janet Chen and her kids Alex, Max, and Penny came to Colonial Park in West U dressed to the nines in their red, white, and blues and matching sunglasses. (Photo: Jenna Baer)