The Ogden July 4th 2022 Festival Guide

Gather your family and gather your friends because this year the Fourth of July weekend is bringing great excitement to the Ogden area.

Posted: 05/05/2022

It stands to reason that a place with the tagline, “Notoriously Independent” is bound to go big in its celebration of Independence Day. Since even the most energetic families couldn’t possibly fit it all in, we’ve assembled the following overview of all the festivals, parades, delectable bites, music and more across the entire community. Ogden and Riverdale will be featuring superb celebrations for all ages. Take a look at the schedules below and plan your Fourth of July weekend now! For all upcoming events, view our calendar here.

North Ogden Cherry Days

7:00am Sunrise Patriotic Ceremony North Ogden Park (2705 N 550 E)
7:00am Kiwanis Breakfast North Ogden Park (2705 N 550 E)
7:00am 5K Fun Run/Walk Intermountain North Ogden Parking Lot
9:00am Washington Blvd Closed For Parades
9:30am Children's Parade Washington Boulevard
10:00am Cherry Days Parade Washington Boulevard
10:00am - 2:00pm Kiwanis Car Show 550 E (2650 N-2750 N)
11:00am - 3:00pm Festival in the Park North Ogden Park (2705 N 550 E)
- Kids Games
- Petting Zoo
- Entertainment
- Food
12:00pm - Softball Game
1:00pm - Baseball Game
3:00pm - Fire Truck Soak and Spray
8:00pm Evening Concert Barker Park (2376 N Fruitland Drive)
10:00pm Fireworks Spectacular Barker Park (2376 N Fruitland Drive)

Riverdale City Celebration: “Old Glory Days”

4300 S. Parker Drive, Riverdale

Riverdale City's Old Glory Days Celebration takes place on July 4th. Join us for sports tournaments and contests!

Swim Night (July 1st)
Movie in the Park (July 2nd)
Parades, park activities, fireworks and more!

Details to come soon! Registrations for Old Glory Days events begin May 15th. Events that will be open for registration are:

Pickleball Event
Volleyball Tournament
Baby Contest
5K Run / Walk / Kids Race
Parade

Ways to Celebrate All Weekend

There is no lack of things to do over the holiday weekend. The celebration starts on Saturday and won’t settle down until the 4th of July. Between the concerts, festivals, markets, and celebrations this is the most notoriously eventful place in Utah!

July 2