Wall 4th of July Parade Association · PO Box 347, Wall, Texas 76957 325-227-7359 [email protected] Facebook (opens in a new tab)
Flag bearers leading a line of fire trucks down the parade route

About us

Volunteers who love a parade

The Wall 4th of July Parade Association is a non-profit run entirely by people from right here in Wall.

Who we are

Every Fourth of July, the small farming town of Wall, Texas throws one of the biggest little parades in West Texas. It is organized by the Wall 4th of July Parade Association, a volunteer non-profit made up of community members who give their time all year to make one morning unforgettable.

Entries come from all over the area: local businesses, churches, farms, student groups, families and friends. Tractors and fire trucks share the road with golf carts, floats, horses, classic cars and kids on bikes.

Why we do it

To celebrate America’s Independence Day together, to honor the veterans in our community, and to support the people who protect us. Parade proceeds benefit the Wall Volunteer Fire Department and help fund future parades.

We hope you will join us on July 4 at 10:00 a.m. in downtown Wall.

Families waving flags along the parade routeVolunteers grilling for the crowd

Association officers

  • PresidentChelsea J. Wood
  • Vice PresidentSadie Woner
  • SecretarySara Halfmann
  • TreasurerKandra McIntyre
  • Veterans OfficerDarcy Maloney

Grand Marshals

Each year we honor members of our community as Grand Marshals of the parade.

  • 2026Harley & Vicki Loso

The next Grand Marshals will be announced on Facebook (opens in a new tab).

Grand Marshal car decorated for the parade

See you on Loop 570 this July 4th

Every July 4 · 10:00 a.m. · Downtown Wall, Texas