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The Carver County Sheriff’s Office Mounted Posse works its way down the Fourth of July Parade route in Chanhassen.
Jerry McDonald, Chanhassen city councilor and local volunteer, was the grand marshal of the Fourth of July Parade. He waved to onlookers from a convertible.
The circus even came to town for the Fourth of July Parade. Clowns rode in small cars, some blowing bubbles into the crowd.
Carver County dairy princesses waved to onlookers from their parade float.
Four historic military airplanes flew over the Chanhassen Fourth of July parade.
The Dixieland Pickup Band serenaded parade goers with lively American Dixieland jazz.Â
Even furry parade participants were decked out with flags and American pride.Â
Chanhassen residents and visitors alike eagerly awaited the Fourth of July Parade in downtown Chanhassen on Monday.
Children lined up along the curb in hopes of catching candy thrown by parade participants.
While some Fourth of July festivities were postponed due to the rain, the sun came out for Chanhassen’s 2:30 p.m. parade.
During the parade, historic planes flew over the city, performing impressive maneuvers. The parade also featured llamas, dairy princesses, clowns, musicians and even unicyclists.
Many floats were decked out in flags and red, white and blue colors to celebrate Independence Day.