POW! ZAP! SHAZAM!! It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s Wyoming’s Super Hero Fourth of July Parade. Donning their best capes, hundreds of Wyoming’s finest marched, twirled, and pedaled to the beat of their own super powers on July 4 - while another (few) hundred super people watched as the parade passed by.
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| Kids rode bikes, pushed scooters, marched, walked, or skipped along the parade route – all while attempting to throw candy to eager bystanders. |
Since it only comes but once a year, the Wyoming community pulled out all the stops for this hometown favorite event. A huge thank you to the super city planners, police, and fire fighters for organizing a full day of non-stop activities, including this super parade that kicked off the celebration of our nation’s birthday. Enjoy the photos and reliving the enthusiasm that Wyoming brings to these super small-town traditions.
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| A full orchestra performed in downtown Wyoming after the parade. |
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| Decked out in their super hero finest, this gang of boys hit the parade route in the back of a jeep. |
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| This gang of Wyoming Cheerleaders were ready to put some spirit into the parade. |
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| Wyoming’s Jenn Goodin and Jen Eismeier are both CEOs for Cincinnati non-profit agencies AND they both twirl batons – flaming batons! 2018 marked their parade sequel, and they proved they were just as talented as their 2017 debut. |
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| Volunteers came out to support the parade and the city in many capacities – including traffic guards. |
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| The Kaiser siblings had just returned from vacation, but they didn’t dare miss the parade! |
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| Juliet, Ava, and Zoe watched and cheered from the sidewalk. |
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| These fifth graders were decked out in their red, white, and blue for the celebration. |
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| The Wyoming Boy Scout troops served as color guards for the festivities. |
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| The Wyoming Swim Club Swordfish Swim and Dive Teams marched in the parade.. |
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