Fourth of July Festivities in Silverthorne

The orchestra concert has ended early due to weather. See you back in Rainbow Park at 6 pm for live music with Robert Randolph!

Looking for a fun way to kick off a holiday weekend? Silverthorne’s annual Fourth of July celebration will last all day this year, with a patriotic concert in the morning and a First Friday concert in the evening! All activities will take place at Rainbow Park.

Food will be available from Gigis Betchin' Chick-n, Galactik Gourmet, Mountain Melt, The Good Stuff and Sausage Queen; and Angry James Brewery and Syndicate Brewing Co will be serving beer. 

Fourth of July Concert with the National Repertory Orchestra.

10 a.m. to Noon at Rainbow Park

Join the Town of Silverthorne and the National Repertory Orchestra on Friday, July 4 from 10 a.m. to noon for a Fourth of July Celebration at Rainbow Park. Enjoy patriotic songs from the NRO, free kids activities and more during this community celebration.Please bring your own blankets and chairs for seating. 

July First Friday Concert with Robert Randolph

6 to 9 p.m. at Rainbow Park

Join the Town of Silverthorne for a free community concert with Robert Randolph at July First Friday on Friday, July 4, at Rainbow Park from 6 to 9 p.m. Enjoy live music from Robert Randolph and the Horizon Line Band, free kid's activities like face painting, inflatable activities, and more at this summer celebration. Plus, more than 20 local artists will be showcasing their work during the First Friday concert. 

Robert Randolph

Robert Randolph is a rock-blues pedal steel guitar virtuoso whose music blurs the lines between gospel, rock, blues, and soul. Raised in the House of God Church in New Jersey, he first made his mark channeling the ecstatic energy of worship through his instrument, known in his tradition as “Sacred Steel.” Now, with his new album Preacher Kids on Sun Records, Randolph steps into a bold new chapter. Produced by Shooter Jennings, the album features fellow musicians who, like Randolph, are preachers’ kids, bridging the church and the secular stage. Recorded in LA and Nashville, the project began as a jam session that evolved into full-formed songs, retaining the spirit and spontaneity of their origins.  Known for his GRAMMY-nominated work with The Family Band and collaborations with legends like Eric Clapton, Santana, Norah Jones, and Beyonce (on the GRAMMY-winning Cowboy Carter), Randolph has also earned 13 Emmys for his work in sports broadcasting and created the theme for Amazon Prime’s Thursday Night Football. With Preacher Kids, he returns to his roots while pushing the boundaries of where gospel-inspired music can go next.

Art Float from the Towns of Breckenridge, Dillon, Frisco and Silverthorne 

On display at July First Friday in Silverthorne

Get ready to groove with the Monster Circus Band—a vibrant, joy-filled float that has been designed as a mobile stage. This art float invites everyone that passes by to sing along to classic cover songs and dance with a lively crew of furry, fireworks-themed monsters. It’s a celebration of freedom, friendship, and the shared warmth of community that makes the 4th of July so joyful.

This whimsical float is brought to life through a collaboration between the Town of Frisco, Town of Dillon, Town of Silverthorne, and Breck Create. The float has been created by Bree Angela, a Textile Artist and Designer based in the Denver area. Her colorful costumes, creatures and soft biophilic designs create sensory-rich art that encourages exploration and learning, while also connecting children with nature and to the magic of the world around them.

Bree holds a BFA from Pratt Institute in Visual Communications Design, along with certifications in Interior Design, ABA Play Therapy, and the Reggio-Emilia Approach to Early Childhood Education. Her career spans across the fashion and commercial art industries, as well as her work as an Art Educator in inner-city communities. Her unique approach to design integrates her many years of experience working with children and her commitment to making spaces for children beautiful, innovative, and more inclusive; where children of all abilities can thrive and express themselves freely.

Silverthorne Event Tips

• Walk, ride your bike, carpool or take the free Summit Stage to Fourth of July and First Friday as parking is limited.
• Bring your reusable First Friday cup for $1 off beer or wine.
• Drink responsibly and designate a sober driver.
• No outside alcohol is permitted at Silverthorne events.
• While well-behaved, leashed pets are allowed at outdoor Silverthorne events, please keep in mind that the Fourth of July and First Friday events are busy and it may be best to leave your four-legged friend at home.