Blog Post: Fourth of July - Great American BBQ - FREE

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posted Friday, July 3, 2009 10:45 AM

by Terri Kingery, Maricopa Chamber of Commerce

The City of Maricopa invites you to celebrate America's Independence Day at the Great American BBQ.

The event will be full of family fun and events, and will end with a fireworks display.

Where: Pacana Park, 19000 S. Porter Rd.

When: Saturday, July 4, 2009, 6 p.m.

The festivities, which are free* and open to the public, include:

Fireworks at approximately 9pm

Water zone

Food vendors of all kinds

Dance performance

Beer Garden

Live DJ

Whiffle ball tournament

Short films/cartoons on the big screen

Don't worry about parking either. Arizona Shuttle and the City of Maricopa have provided eight park and ride locations to help get you to the event quickly and safely. The shuttle begins at 5:30 p.m. and will pick up passengers at the following locations:

City Hall

ACE- ADA access

Pima Butte Elementary School

Santa Rose Elementary School

Butterfield Elementary School

Tortosa (H & H flag stop)

Maricopa Wells Middle School

Maricopa Elementary School

If you have any questions about the event, please call 520/316-6816, or email press@maricopa-az.gov.

Maricopa's Great American BBQ is sponsored by Great Western Bank, Orbitel Communications,and Suz's Cruises. Special thank you to DVD Game Depot for providing the movies and cartoons.

*Food and beverages are not included.

Tags chamber of commerce, fireworks, bbq, maricopa, pinal county, city of maricopa, july 4

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