The line up for the July 4th Parade has been finalized and can be found here (https://chathamparade.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Chatham-Parade-Entry-List-2015.pdf)
The line up for the July 4th Parade has been finalized and can be found here (https://chathamparade.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Chatham-Parade-Entry-List-2015.pdf)
Recording artist and actress Mercedes Hall will sing the national anthem to start the Chatham 4th of July Parade this year.
At the June 23rd Chatham Board of Selectmen meeting Brad Schiff announced that Naomi Turner will be the Grand Marshal for the 2015 4th of July Parade.
At the June 23rd Chatham Board of Selectmen meeting Brad Schiff announced the names of the 3 judges for the 2015 4th of July Parade:
Thank you for your nominations.
These nominations are now under consideration and there will be an announcement in the coming weeks with the names of those selected.
A blast from the past – vintage photos from the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s have now been uploaded to the photo gallery. See how the parade looked in yesteryear!
Click this link and scroll down through time to see how the parade has looked in the past https://chathamparade.com/photo-gallery/
Those parade entrants who wish to collect their entry numbers and affix them to their float before July 4th can stop by the Chatham Police Station from July 1st and July 2nd from 9AM to 5PM, and July 3rd from 9AM to 3PM.
We welcome nominations for Parade Judges for the Independence Day Parade on July 4, 2015. The three Judges of the parade are responsible for evaluating and choosing winners for the many award prize categories from all the parade entries.
This year’s theme is “Distinctly Chatham“. Your nomination should be a year round or summer resident of Chatham who has demonstrated fairness and leadership in our community.
The Independence Day Parade Committee will review all the nominations and will make the final decisions. Judges will be announced in late June just prior to the parade.
We welcome nominations for Grand Marshal of the Chatham Independence Day Parade. The Grand Marshal is designated to take the lead in the processional and in the hosting of festivities. As the Grand Marshal is a position of special honor, the nominee must be a year round or summer resident of Chatham and one who has made significant contributions to our community. Don’t forget to tell us why you feel this person deserves to be chosen!
The parade route was first extended in 2015, and now turns from Main Street into Crowell Road and ending at Tip Cart Road.