Experience the red, white, and blue spirit in the heart of Monument, Colorado!
The Monument Hill Kiwanis Club is once again bringing the town together for the annual 4th of July Parade, set to take place Friday, July 4th, 2025. It’s one of the most beloved Independence Day events on the Front Range, attracting locals and out-of-towners alike for a festive morning of hometown pride.
Key Parade Times & Route Info
Main Parade Begins: 10:00 AM sharp
Kiddie Loop Parade: 9:30 AM – Perfect for little patriots with decorated bikes, wagons, and costumes!
🗺 Route Overview: The 2025 parade begins at Santa Fe Ave & 3rd Street, moves west through downtown, turns south onto Beacon Lite Road, then loops east on 2nd Street before circling Limbach Park and finishing near Lincoln Ave.
🚫 Parking Restrictions: There’s no public parking allowed along the parade route or in lineup areas. Vehicles in violation may be towed.
🚗 Parking & Free Shuttle Information
🅿 Park & Ride Shuttle Service:
Visitors are encouraged to park at Lewis-Palmer High School (1300 Higby Road). From there, free shuttle buses will run to downtown Monument between 7:30 AM – 9:45 AM, and return service runs 12:30 PM – 3:00 PM.
♿ ADA-accessible parking is located at 259 Beacon Lite Road.
What You’ll See at This Year’s Parade
Monument’s 4th of July Parade isn’t your average small-town event—it’s a vibrant mix of tradition, patriotism, and family fun. Expect an exciting blend of old-school charm and modern creativity:
🇺🇸 Military Tributes & Flyovers: Kickoff includes a C-130 flyover by the Colorado Air National Guard, with vintage WWII aircraft soaring overhead.
🐎 Rodeo Royalty: Don’t miss the Pikes Peak or Bust equestrian units riding through with flags and flair.
🎖 Veterans & Service Groups: Local veteran organizations and military vehicles join the lineup in tribute to our nation’s heroes.
🚙 Classic Cars & Motorcades: From hot rods to antique fire engines, there’s something for every auto enthusiast.
🎭 Community Floats: Local businesses, nonprofits, youth clubs, and civic groups showcase their creativity with themed floats and patriotic décor.
🐾 Animals in the Parade: Horses, dogs, and surprise furry guests add extra fun—keep an eye out for a few festive surprises!
Pro tip: Bring a chair, sunscreen, and water. Prime viewing areas fill up quickly, especially along 3rd Street and near the park!
Want to Be Part of the Parade?
Organizers are accepting applications for parade entries! If your group wants to join the lineup, now’s the time to register.
Who Can Participate: All community groups, businesses, schools, bands, classic car owners, and creative locals
Theme for 2025: “Scouting in America”
Registration Deadline: Until full — space is limited!
💡 Guidelines:
All entries must be under 35 feet and family-friendly. Candy and handouts must be hand-delivered—no throwing items from floats.
📍 Lineup Location: Old Denver Highway between Baptist Road and the Santa Fe Trailhead
🕒 Check-in Starts: 7:00 AM
🕣 All units must be in place by: 8:30 AM
👉 Register online at monumenthillkiwanis.org
After the Parade – Festivities at Limbach Park
Just because the parade ends doesn’t mean the fun stops! Head over to Limbach Park for the post-parade celebration packed with food, music, vendors, and shaded relaxation.
Music & Beer Garden
Set up your picnic blanket near 2nd & Front Street for:
Live local bands performing into the afternoon
Craft and domestic beer (21+ with valid ID)
Plenty of shade and lawn space to unwind with friends
Food Trucks & Street Fair
On 2nd Street near the park, discover a lively street fair with:
Food trucks serving tacos, pizza, BBQ, and sweet treats
Local artisans selling handmade goods and apparel
Interactive booths with games and kids’ activities
Face painting, crafts, and family-friendly fun
What to Bring
Portable chairs or picnic blanket
Water bottles and sunscreen
Small bills or card for food and vendor booths
Photo ID (if entering beer garden)
A Message from Monument Co Broker
At Monument Broker, we’re proud to be part of this vibrant town. The 4th of July Parade is more than just an event—it’s a tradition that reflects our community’s values: patriotism, pride, and connection.
Whether you’re a longtime resident or new to the area, this event showcases what makes Monument such a special place to live, work, and celebrate. From all of us, have a safe and joyful Independence Day!
Don’t forget to share this guide with neighbors, friends, and visiting family members.
We’ll see you on the parade route! 🇺🇸