Chippewa County’s Fourth of July Activity Guide
Are you ready to ignite your Fourth of July weekend with exciting events and activities? Chippewa County has got you covered! Get ready to rock out to live music, witness spectacular fireworks displays and enjoy some delicious food. Get ready to celebrate in style!
Stanley holds their Independence Day celebration on July 1st with a town-wide event full of activities and entertainment. The excitement starts at 3 pm at Chapman Park in Stanley with a cornhole tournament, live music by Eric Dahl, free hotdogs along with other foods and beverages. There will be no lack of things to do for all ages with the number of fun kids’ activities that will be taking place including laser tag, bouncy houses and axe throwing. This is an event you and your family surely won’t want to miss!
Lafayette Annual Boat Parade: Float Your Way to Victory
Calling all boat enthusiasts! On Sunday, July 2nd prepare to witness an aquatic extravaganza at the Lafayette Annual Boat Parade. Attendee line-up starts at 1:30 pm, between Ray’s Beach and the north side of Railroad Bridge on Lake Wissota. Expect a dazzling display of creativity and patriotism as participants compete for the coveted title of Best Patriotic Theme boat or pontoon. This is an event that will leave you cheering for the winners and in awe of the community spirit.
Live Music & Fireworks: Where Rhythm Meets Explosions
What’s better than the combination of live music and fireworks to kick off your Independence Day celebrations? Chippewa County offers two fantastic locations where you can enjoy the ultimate two-for-one deal.
First up, head down to Riverfront Park on Sunday, July 2nd, at 6 pm. Get your groove on with two talented live bands Matt Hannah and Black River Revue. This free event will have your feet tapping and your soul soaring. But that’s not all—mouthwatering food trucks will be on-site to satisfy your cravings. And when the sun sets, prepare to be amazed as the sky lights up with a breathtaking fireworks display. Learn More Here
If you’re in the mood for some food and drink with your music, head on over to SandBar & Grill on the same day at 6 pm. With the melodic tunes of Two Frets Up filling the air, you’ll be transported to a musical paradise. Savor delectable food and refreshing cocktails while you wait for dusk to descend. And when darkness falls, brace yourself for a fireworks spectacle that will leave you awe-inspired. Learn More Here
More to do:
If you’re a fan of Greek and Mediterranean cuisine, don’t miss the Dhimiters Food Truck at the iconic Leinie Lodge on Saturday, July 1st, from 12 to 7 pm. Enjoy unique dishes that will transport your taste buds to the shores of the Mediterranean. Treat yourself to an exotic culinary experience while enjoying a Leinie’s beer on the patio.
It’s Schuetzy’s 5-year Anniversary Party! Taking place on July 1st from 1-6 pm, Schuetzy’s Tavern will be offering drink specials and giveaways in addition to incredible live music performed by Dave DeBeau. It’s always a party and this year is no exception so get your dancing shoes on and join us in celebrating!
Local Fireworks by Town:
- Thorp – Friday, June 30 in Northside Park
- Bloomer – Sunday, July 2 at Cornell Lake Campground Festival
- Cornell – Monday, July 3 in Mill Yard Park
- Lake Holcombe – Tuesday, July 4 in Wayside Park
- New Auburn – Tuesday, July 4 by the lake
So there you have it—a guide to Chippewa County’s Fourth of July festivities and activities. With live music, spectacular fireworks, exciting boat parades and mouthwatering food, your Independence Day weekend is set to be an unforgettable experience. Embrace the patriotic spirit, make lasting memories, and celebrate America’s birthday with a bang in Chippewa County!