Get ready to light up your Fourth of July with a bang at the National Medal of Honor Museum's inaugural FreedomFest in Arlington. This day-long celebration promises a hearty dose of outdoor entertainment, classic American cookout food, and a chance to honor the values of liberty and bravery that define our nation's history. Families and friends are welcome to join the festivities on July 4, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., with last entry at 7 p.m., according to the City of Arlington.
At FreedomFest, guests can look forward to a smorgasbord of activities that include live music, lawn games, and immersive experiences. The Arlington Chorale is set to make a special appearance, delivering a stirring repertoire of American classics to stir the patriotic spirit. The event is family-friendly, with kids getting a chance to engage in patriotic crafts and interactive museum challenges.
Chris Cassidy, CEO of the National Medal of Honor Museum, emphasized the importance of the event, stating, via the City of Arlington, "FreedomFest is our way of bringing the community together in celebration of the values we as Americans hold dear: freedom, unity, and love for our country." His remarks capture the essence of a day dedicated to the nation's heroes, whose acts of valor and sacrifice have shielded the freedoms we cherish, and we come together to celebrate on this significant day.
