Old Town Fashioned Fourth of July
One of the finest family activities in the Western United States takes place in Bridgeport each year. It’s the old fashioned, small town Fourth of July celebration. This year Bridgeport hosted the 150th Annual July 4th activities from June 30 to July 4.

Find a good spot along Main Street for the annual parade. You'll see entries from old and young alike. Perhaps you would like to join in the activity!

No matter where you might be staying during the week, plan to bring the family to Bridgeport for at least a day of thrilling entertainment. The community is in the northern region of Mono County. To give you an idea of travel time, it’s about 90 minutes north of Mammoth Lakes.

In Bridgeport, you can see for yourself what an old time, all American town gathering is all about. There’s literally something for everyone to do; from toddlers to grandparents, activities abound. See the complete activities listing!

The festivities will start on Saturday, June 30 with such activities as an Arts and Crafts Festival, softball tournament, dance, karaoke sing along, arm wrestling and will conclude on July 4. There is the traditional and spectacular fireworks display at the Bridgeport Airport on July 4.

Other activities during the three-day celebration include a Turkey Shoot, a Rodeo (tickets available at event), a pancake breakfast, running events, a Main Street Parade, horseshoe tournament, mud volleyball, a greased pole climbing contest and even a rubber duck race.

Meanwhile, you can sample some delicious food and watch the kids have a ball at the fun attractions set up for them on the Courthouse Lawn. There will be a raffle for a variety of great prizes. Be sure to get your tickets.

Get updated Vendor Information, Parade Entry Information or volunteer to help, just call Lynda at 760 932-7743 or ask for her at the Jolly Kone on Main St. 760 932-7555