America 250 in Atlanta

Celebrating Our Journey

This July 4, America celebrates the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Honor this historic milestone at these events.

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250 Years in Motion at The Southern Museum

Enjoy a special centennial celebration of the 1926 silent film “The General,” along with a history presentation from the National Museum of American History, band performances and more. June 6.

Symphony at Sunset at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre

This concert from the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra celebrates America’s birthday. June 13.

Threads of Freedom Parade in Acworth

Watch this red, white and blue parade to celebrate 250 years. June 14.

Cobb Celebrates 250 at Jim R. Miller Park

Enjoy food trucks, family-friendly activities, a drone show at dusk and more. June 26.

America 250: Broad St. Concert Band at The Bowl at Sugar Hill

This unforgettable evening of music includes a patriotic performance of American classics and crowd-pleasing tunes. July 1.

Fantastic Fourth Celebration at Stone Mountain Park

This annual event will feature a 250th Celebration Drone & Light Show. July 1-6.

America 250 Concert at Brook Run Park

Enjoy a special performance by the Callanwolde Concert Band featuring musical tributes to the nation’s history. July 2.

America 250: Independence Day Celebration at The Boardwalk at Town Center

Celebrate the country’s independence with live music, food, activities and fireworks. July 3.

America’s 250th: A Historic 4th of July Weekend in Fayetteville

Honor local history, listen to the Ringing of the Bells for the 250th, watch fireworks, play on inflatables and more. July 3-4.

Monumental Moments: America’s 250th at Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites

Every site will be open to celebrate the historic anniversary with watermelon seed spitting contests, races, competitions, readings of the Declaration of Independence and more. July 4.

Suwanee Celebrates America 250 at Town Center Park

This festive evening features live music, family-friendly fun, a Liberty Lap for kids and more. July 11.

The American Revolution in the South: Myth-Vs-Reality at Clayton County Library

This engaging talk explores the myths, overlooked events and perspectives that shaped the Revolutionary War in the South. July 14.

Voices & Votes: Democracy in America at Bartow History Museum

This traveling exhibit, in partnership with the Smithsonian Institution, explores independence, voting and the ideas behind democracy. July 25-Sept. 5.