Activities

Frederick’s 4th features activities for children of all ages throughout Baker Park.

Baker Park near Carillon Tower | Times Listed Below

• 12:00 – 12:30 pm
  • Opening Ceremony at the Bandshell.

• 12:30 to 6:00 pm
  • Inflatable amusements and rides. Your child won’t want to leave after sliding, twirling, and climbing on air! ($) Click here for a full list of rides and tickets

• 12:30 to 7:00 pm
  • Bliss Face Painting. ($)

• 12:30 to 6:00 pm
  • Stop by our partner’s booths to learn more how they enhance our community!  Partners include LeafFilter Gutter Protection & Renewal by Andersen!
    
• 12:00 to 4:30 pm
  • Community Cornhole Tournament courtesy of Key 103.1 & 106.9 The Eagle
  • Register HERE!

• 2:00 to 4:00 pm –
  • DIY Peanut Butter & Jelly Tent courtesy of Wegmans and Celebrate Frederick. Come say hello to the Miss Frederick Scholarship Program Titleholders!

FLEMING AVENUE AREA

Edward P. Thomas Jr. Municipal Pool | 12:30 PM to 8:00 PM

Take a refreshing dip at the Edward P. Thomas Jr. Municipal Pool, Fleming Avenue during Frederick’s 4^th and shake off that July heat. Costs remain $3 for children 12 and under, handicap, and senior citizens who are city residents, $4 for non-city residents.  Adult price is $5 for city residents, $6 for non-city residents.

CULLER LAKE AREA

Corner of W. College Terrace and W. Second Street| Times Listed Below

• 12:30 to 5:00 pm
  • Mingle with WFMD’s radio personalities, take a turn in the Ashley Furniture Photo Booth and check out a display of all 50 state flags!
  • First 25 listeners that stop by the WFMD tent will get a FREE WFMD t-shirt!
  • WFMD 4th of July Veteran Appreciation – First 50 Veterans to check in to the WFMD Tent will get a FREE WFMD portable phone charger!  Military ID required
• 12:30 to Dusk – Stop by for a look and casual stroll around the newly renovated Culler Lake area of Baker Park during Frederick’s 4th.

SCHIFFERSTADT ARCHITECTRUAL MUSEUM

1110 Rosemont Avenue | Noon – 6 PM

Step back in time to the era that spawned the war for independence. See the 1758 home of Elias Brunner, a pioneer settler who helped track violations of the trade embargo with Britain and whose descendants fought in Washington’s army. The family that escaped political oppression in the Old World was not about to accept it in their New World.

Colonial era games for all ages, food and drink. House tours, of course.

Learn about these and other programs sponsored by the Frederick County Landmarks Foundation.