Thomasville, Missouri is moving forward with Independence Day activities, and they are continuing to hold their Fourth of July celebrations. Each year they plan a fun night for the entire family. Whether it’s the pie auction for the adults or the duck race for the children, this proves to be a family event.
What Is The Timeline?
The actual celebrations begin at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 4. The festivities start with concessions and Spring Dipper ice cream parlor- perfect for hot summer days. From 6:30-7:30 a whole pie silent auction takes place, along with a quilt turning and the all famous duck races. If you’ve never seen a duck race, it leaves a lasting impression on all viewers. At 7:30 there will be a presentation of the flag. Live music by Dawson House Hollow follows at 8:00 p.m. The fireworks follow the free concert. Throughout the evening the gym will remain open for basketball, although basketballs are not provided.
Other Details
The city of Thomasville does not supply chairs so bring your own or bring a blanket to sit on. Bug spray is usually a good idea, along with cool drinks. The Thomasville Community Center will sell concessions and all proceeds go to the center. Thomasville is approximately thirteen miles from Alton, mo. Leaving Alton, one follows Highway 160 west to Highway 99. Highway 99 goes right into Thomasville.
