FRIDAY
july 4th

Presented by the Bainbridge Chamber, this full day home grown festival has been an island tradition since 1967.

Join your neighbors in Winslow to celebrate our community at Bainbridge Island’s largest single day event of the year!

get involved

Register for the Parade

Register for the Car Show

Register for the Street Fair

Volunteer part of your day

Fund the Fourth! Click here to donate

Stay for the day

Pancakes!

Car Show

Street Fair

Family Fun Zone

PARADE @ 1PM

Live Music @ T&C

Beer, Wine + Cider Garden

new for 2025

GOING Digital

  • FREE public wifi thanks to Kitsap WiFi

  • Digital parade program & voting

  • Digital festival map

Family Fun Zone

Bring the kids down to Waterfront Park to get their wiggles out, try something new, and take a break from the heat.

Street Fair

  • Save room for the pie eating contest!

  • NEW outdoor seating options

  • Updated way-finding & signage

FREE shuttle

Park up the road at Ace Hardware and enjoy a quick commute down to Winslow aboard the Fieldstone Communities and Bainbridge Senior Living shuttle busses.

Overflow parking is just across the street at Kitsap Bank.

faq

  • Winslow Way, Madison Ave, Bjune Dr, and Brien Dr will close to the general public at 8AM.

    Madison and Winslow will reopen at the end of the parade at 3PM.

    Erickson Ave and all side roads connecting to Madison Ave will be closed to through traffic. Erickson will be used for parade staging until 3PM.

    Plan to park outside of the Winslow retail core. FREE shuttle service will be available from the Ace Hardware parking lot compliments of our friends at Fieldstone Communities and Bainbridge Senior Living. Overflow parking is available across the street at Kitsap Bank.

    Parking at the High School complex and Ferry Terminal are always good ideas, too.

  • The Downtown Association puts on the July 3rd Street Dance. Read all about it!

  • The Grand Old Fourth Car Show is in the parking lots along Bjune Drive behind Umpqua and Chase banks.

    While there are plenty of overlapping characters and vehicles, this event is not to be confused with the monthly Classic Car Cruise In at the First Baptist Church.

  • There is no official fireworks display on Bainbridge Island, but thanks to enthusiasts across Kitsap County, fireworks can be seen and heard at all hours of the day and night all summer long.

Thanks to our sponsors + community partners