4th of July Parade & Community Picnic

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An old-fashioned tradition continues in historic Beaufort on July 4 with a parade on the downtown waterfront that includes kids, pets, wagons, & red hats. Parade begins at 11AM at the fire department, proceeds through downtown along the waterfront.

Address : 215 Pollock Street Beaufort NC
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4th of July Parade & Community Picnic

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