Camden County Independence Day Celebration Set for July 4
Camden County will host an Independence Day celebration on July 4 on the Historic Camden County Courthouse lawn, with music, a flag raising, museum tours, and family activities.
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Camden County residents will have a local way to celebrate Independence Day this year.
The Camden County Independence Day Celebration is scheduled for Saturday, July 4, 2026, from 10 a.m. to noon on the lawn of the Historic Camden County Courthouse.
The event will be held at 117 NC Highway 343 North in Camden.
According to the event announcement, the celebration will include a flag raising, a reading of the Declaration of Independence, the National Anthem, music by Doc Perkins, America 250 giveaways, colonial toys, a community patriotic art activity, and Camden Heritage Museum tours.
We Got the Scoop Ice Cream Truck is also expected to be on site, with items available for purchase.
The event comes as communities across the country prepare to mark America’s 250th anniversary.
Residents are encouraged to bring family, a folding chair, and a patriotic spirit for the morning celebration.
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