Woodstown 4th of July Parade

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- Independence Day in Small Town, U.S.A. (Rt. 45 and Main, Woodstown NJ) The day parade begins at 10:00 am on July 4th.

July 4th is a special day in Woodstown as the entire town takes part in Salem County's biggest Independence Day celebration. Both sides of the street are lined with spectators; every home boasts a flag and every porch has homeowners, family and friends anxiously awaiting that first fire truck. Soon after the parade, the afternoon air is filled with the smells of hundreds or even thousands of backyard bbq's - after which it is tradition to take an afternoon nap. Hope to see you there!

We can’t wait to welcome everyone to Woodstown, home of Salem County’s only 4th of July Parade! 🇺🇸See you in 2 weeks!🧡💙
06/20/2026

We can’t wait to welcome everyone to Woodstown, home of Salem County’s only 4th of July Parade! 🇺🇸
See you in 2 weeks!🧡💙

Our next Main St. business is VeesTees & Boutique! Located at 10 S. Main, Veronica has an outfit for every occasion whet...
06/19/2026

Our next Main St. business is VeesTees & Boutique! Located at 10 S. Main, Veronica has an outfit for every occasion whether it’s a Phillies game or something to wear for the 4th plus accessories!🧡💙

Insider scoop- Veronica is making this years 4th of July Parade shirt; sale date to be announced 🇺🇸

The Woodstown 4th of July Parade runs along Main Street, passing many of the local businesses that are the heart of this...
06/19/2026

The Woodstown 4th of July Parade runs along Main Street, passing many of the local businesses that are the heart of this town. 🧡💙And you can’t visit Main St. without stopping into Barney Loves Books

Your next visit to Main Street is Black Feather Farmhouse & Collective. 🧡💙This unique vintage and artisan gift shop feat...
06/18/2026

Your next visit to Main Street is Black Feather Farmhouse & Collective. 🧡💙
This unique vintage and artisan gift shop features handmade goods, vintage finds, and locally made products like candles, soaps, and home decor.

The Woodstown 4th of July Parade runs along Main Street, passing many of the local businesses that are the heart of this...
06/17/2026

The Woodstown 4th of July Parade runs along Main Street, passing many of the local businesses that are the heart of this town.
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Theres no better way to end the the 4th than swimming with friends at the pool! Visit Www.chestnutrunpool.com to join or sign up for swim lessons! 🏊

Our parade will travel down Main Street and pass the Squirrel's Nest Art Studio 🧡💙Be sure to stop by and explore the 31 ...
06/17/2026

Our parade will travel down Main Street and pass the Squirrel's Nest Art Studio 🧡💙
Be sure to stop by and explore the 31 local vendors, that’s right 31 local vendors in one place! And don’t forget to sign the kids up for summer camp or book a private paint party… this shop has it all!

The Woodstown 4th of July Parade runs along Main Street, passing many of the local businesses that are the heart of this...
06/16/2026

The Woodstown 4th of July Parade runs along Main Street, passing many of the local businesses that are the heart of this town.
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Headed to a BBQ and need a hostess gift? Stop by JynksGreenhouse and see Rosie! And if you're still searching for the perfect Father's Day gift, stop in this week and find something Dad will love.

The Woodstown 4th of July Parade runs along Main Street, passing many of the local businesses that are the heart of this...
06/16/2026

The Woodstown 4th of July Parade runs along Main Street, passing many of the local businesses that are the heart of this town.
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After the parade, stop by the Woodstown Tavern & Hotel to continue your 4th of July celebrations! 🇺🇸

Welcome to Woodstown! Mayor Joe Hiles looks forward to seeing your family on the 4th! 🇺🇸After the parade, be sure to che...
06/15/2026

Welcome to Woodstown! Mayor Joe Hiles looks forward to seeing your family on the 4th! 🇺🇸
After the parade, be sure to check out some of Woodstown’s local shops and restaurants on Main Street!🧡💙




We are thrilled to announce this year’s 4th of July Parade Marshal is Major Wayne Wright! USAF (Ret.) 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸...
06/14/2026

We are thrilled to announce this year’s 4th of July Parade Marshal is Major Wayne Wright! USAF (Ret.)
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Wayne Wright entered the USAF as a college graduate in 1962, received training, and served as a B-52 navigator bombardier. He completed 5 six-month tours in support of the Vietnam War
between 1967 and 1973. During that time, he logged more than 2,000 combat hours across 264 missions, flying out of Guam, Okinawa, and Thailand. While stationed stateside, he also participated in preparations for the nation’s nuclear deterrent mission. Among his most significant contributions was participating in air strikes against North Vietnamese forces that helped prevent the overrunning of U.S. Marine bases at Khe Sanh and
Gio Linh. Wayne firmly believes that the air support provided by B-52 crews helped saved the lives of many Marines.
Wayne was honorably discharged as a captain in 1969 and entered the private sector as a sales representative for E.I. DuPont’s Photo Products Division. In 1972, he was recalled to active duty and assigned to Barksdale Air Force Base as a navigator with the 62nd Bomb Squadron.
Throughout his military career, Wayne continued to distinguish himself through education, service, and leadership. He attended the Industrial College of the Armed Forces for National Security Management, receiving a 2nd college degree, and in 1974, he received the
Distinguished Flying Cross. In 1976, he served as Commander of the 4008th CAM Wing Squadron. He was awarded the Air Force Commendation Medal in 1977, promoted to major in 1978, and received a second Air Force Commendation Medal in 1979. In 1980, while stationed at Loring Air Force Base in Maine—his fourth duty station—Wayne served as Chief of EWO Plans and Testing for the 69th Bomb Squadron. His final duty station
was in Spokane, Washington, where he joined the 2nd Bomb Wing. In March 1985, he received the Meritorious Service Medal, and in April 1985, he received a second Meritorious Service Medal, retiring honorably from the United States Air Force.
Following his retirement, Wayne returned to his wife’s family home in Alloway Township, New Jersey, and remained there for over 40 years.
Wayne remains deeply grateful for the prayers and continued support of many people, as well as for God’s protection throughout his military career. He considers it a privilege to have served
both God and country during the Vietnam War and in peacetime service as well.
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Woodstown, NJ
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