Complete activities and tasks around town to win Raymore merch!

Clues will be released the week of June 22, and participants have until July 7 (or while our supply of Raymore swag lasts) to complete the hunt and turn in the completed scavenger hunt sheet at Raymore City Hall during regular business hours.

The scavenger hunt clues will take you around town to some of our most popular locations for family fun.

Honor our veterans with the legacy honor brick unveiling at the flag pole at the southeast corner of the park!

Enjoy live music, food trucks and farmers market and craft vendors at this community block party!

4-9 p.m. at Hawk Ridge Park, 701 Johnston Pkwy (extra parking on Sunset Lane just south of 163rd Street)

In partnership with the Raymore Chamber of Commerce, enjoy a kids bubble zone, live music from The Yachties and goods and food from craft and Chamber vendors!

For more information or to sign up to be a vendor, click here to visit the Raymore Chamber of Commerce website.

7 p.m., start & finish at Johnny's Tavern, 716 W. Foxwood Dr., Raymore

This run for fun starts at Johnny's Tavern, takes you through Hawk Ridge Park and ends at Johnny's Tavern. The first 100 people to sign up on site on race day get a commemorative T-shirt and medal!

Note: this is a free event and is not timed, so take your time if you want to stroll. Giveaways while supplies last only.

7 p.m., Friday, July 3, Recreation Park, 1011 S. Madison St., Raymore

Join us at our annual Spirit of America Celebration, with live music from Walker Mathison's Ranahan Duo, inflatables, entertainment artists and food trucks and concessions.

Catch the soccer match on our big screen on Baseball Field #4!

The fireworks show starts after dusk.

10:30 a.m., Saturday, July 4, Raymore's Original Town (start at Raymore Elementary, east on W. Elm Street, north on S. Washington Street, west on W. Maple Street and south on S. Madison Street back to Raymore Elementary.)

Parade theme: Think classic Americana–small-town USA, the nostalgic summer movie The Sandlot, vintage muscle cars, convertibles and tractors, baseball, hot dogs and apple pie!

Let's celebrate a time when life moved a little slower–a time when children pedaled bikes until the streetlights came on and dragged their little red wagons down the sidewalks, and when everyone on the block knew your name.

Want to be IN the parade? Click here for the parade entry form!