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Every year on the Fourth of July itself. The parade steps off at 10:00 a.m. Central Time in downtown Wall, Texas. The countdown on our home page always shows the time left until the next one.

In downtown Wall, Texas (76957), just east of San Angelo. The parade starts at the Wall Co-op, heads west down Loop 570, and ends at the entrance of Wall High School, just before the Wall Post Office.

The parade steps off at 10:00 a.m. Right after the last unit passes, everyone heads to the Saint Ambrose Parish Hall for lunch, a silent auction and the awards ceremony.

Yes. Watching the parade is free and open to everyone. Bring a lawn chair, a flag and some sunscreen.

Midway through the parade, anyone wearing an inflatable or mascot costume can make a run for the finish line. There are no rules. It is exactly as fun as it sounds.

Yes. A hamburger lunch is served at the Saint Ambrose Parish Hall right after the parade, along with a silent auction and the awards ceremony honoring the best parade entries.

Each year the Association honors Grand Marshals from the community. Our 2026 Grand Marshals were Harley & Vicki Loso. Follow us on Facebook for the next announcement.

Parking is available at Saint Ambrose Catholic Church, Ole Gin Steakhouse, Wall Brethren Church and Wall ISD.

It starts at the Wall Co-op Gin and ends at the entrance of Wall High School, just before the Wall Post Office.

Wall is a small farming community in Tom Green County in West Texas, a short drive east of San Angelo along US-87. Locals like to call it Wall, America.

Download the Participant Entry Form, fill it out and bring it with your entry fee to the registration table at the Wall Co-op Gin on parade morning. You can also mail, fax or email the form ahead of time.

Registration opens at 8:00 a.m. at the Wall Co-op Gin and entries are accepted until 9:45 a.m.. Only one person per entry needs to check in. You will get your line-up number and any last-minute details at the table.

On the most recent entry form, entry fees were $20 for floats and groups of 5 or more and $10 for singles or groups of fewer than 5. Sponsors enter free. All fees benefit the Wall Volunteer Fire Department and future parades.

All ages are welcome. Build a float, ride in a classic car, drive a tractor, or decorate a golf cart, four-wheeler or go-kart. Horseback riders, marching groups, bicycles and anything creative are welcome too.

Yes. Awards recognizing excellence among parade entries are presented at the Saint Ambrose Parish Hall right after the parade.

Yes. Every participant signs the release and waiver printed on the Participant Entry Form.

Absolutely. Student groups such as Student Council, NHS, FCCLA, MASH, FCA, Band, Athletics, FFA are invited to ask about participant sponsor opportunities.

Yes. A float is reserved for veterans every year as our community says thank you. Veterans should report to the registration area at the Wall Co-op Gin by 9:00 a.m. on parade day.

Just show up at the registration area at the Wall Co-op Gin by 9:00 a.m.. If you have questions, call 325-227-7359.

Choose a level (Stars & Stripes, Red, White or Blue), fill out the Sponsorship Form and mail, fax or email it to the Association. Send your logo as a PDF or JPG to [email protected].

Every sponsor gets VIP parking and seating in the Sponsor Tent, a listing on this website, and a waived parade entry fee. Higher levels add parade T-shirts, a banner leading a parade unit and media recognition.

All proceeds benefit the Wall Volunteer Fire Department and help fund future parades.

The Wall 4th of July Parade Association, a non-profit run entirely by community volunteers.

We are always looking for volunteers. Call 325-227-7359, email [email protected] or message us on Facebook.

Our Facebook page is where we post photos and updates year-round. Tag us when you share your own.

Official parade tees are sold online through Mean Mule Apparel, and sponsors at the Stars & Stripes and Red levels receive complimentary shirts.