Freedom Festival Activity Guide - July 2011

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8:55 Emergency Response Vehicles

9:00 Provo Police

9:01 Color Guard

9:01 Provo Mayor John Curtis

9:02 Governor Herbert

9:02 Dave Rose - Grand Marshal

9:03 Provo City Royalty Float

9:04 Provo HS Band

9:04 Baby Contest Winners

9:06 Tuachan Center for the Arts

9:08 Jeep - BYU ROTC - LTC Dewey Boberg

9:09 Jeep - BYU AFROTC - Maj. Mathew David

9:09 Deuce - American Legion

9:10 F-16 & KC-135 flyover

9:11 Jeep - WWII Vets - Fred W. Mason

9:11 Half -Track - Metal Mart

9:12 Jeep w/ Suzanne Wagstaff by B Abbott

9:13 1944 Ambulance from Fort Douglas

9:14 Timpview HS Band

9:15 Walmart float

9:16 UVU President Holland

9:16 UVU Float

9:17 Toyota - 4 cars

9:17 Freedom Award - Joseph Banks

9:18 Freedom Award - D. Reid & S. Comrie

9:20 Scooby Doo - Daily Herald

9:21 Payson Pipe Band

9:21 Payson royalty float

9:22 Alpine Garrison

9:24 Alpine Garrison

9:24 Berg Mortuary

9:25 Senator Orrin Hatch

9:25 Senator Mike Lee

9:27 Congressman Jason Chaffetz

9:27 Timpanogas HS Band

9:28 Orem City Royalty

9:28 Utah Jazz

9:29 Pioneer Village/SUP

9:29 Utah County Commissioner Anderson

9:30 Utah County Commissioner Ellertson

9:31 Utah County Commissioner Witney

9:33 Miss Spanish Fork

9:33 Spanish Fork HS Band

9:35 BYU Pres. Samuelson

9:35 BYU Float

9:37 Utah Old Time Fiddlers

9:37 Yogi Bear - Provo City

9:39 Hale Center Theatre

9:40 Silver Saddles

9:40 Liahona Band and Dancers

9:41 Provo City Council - Cynthia Dayton

9:41 Provo City Council - Rick Healey

9:42 Provo City Council - Midge Johnso

9:42 Provo City Council - Sherrie Everet

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9:43 Provo City Council - Sterling Beck

9:43 Sundance

9:44 Wells Fargo

9:45 Freedom Fest Pres - Gary Garrett

9:45 Moonlight Serenaders

9:47 WWII Helcat Tank

9:47 Jeep by Josh Coates

9:48 Weapons Carrier - Orem Am. Legion

9:48 Weapons Carrier - Orem Am. Legion

9:49 Korean Jeep - owned by George

9:49 786 Quarter Master Company

9:50 Springville/Mapleton Royalty

9:50 Springville HS Band

9:52 Utah Valley Chamber of Commerce

9:52 Miss Salem Royalty

9:53 White Peaks HS Band

9:55 Fred Flintstone - Qualtrics

9:57 Provo Utah Mission President

9:57 Provo Utah Missionaries

9:59 Oak Hills Vaulters

10:00 Juab Marching Band

10:01 Scera Center for the Arts Float

10:02 Fillmore Spencer

10:02 Central Bank

10:03 Orem HS Band

10:04 Toyota - 3 cars

10:05 Brigham Young University football

10:05 BYU - Cosmobile

10:07 Lone Peak HS Band

10:07 M38 by Harley Jacobs

10:08 Jeep w/ UVU ROTC

10:08 2 1/2 ton truck by Harley Jacobs

10:09 1952 Jeep w/ Veterans by G. Spargen

10:09 Motorcycle w/ side car

10:11 Deuce - Marine Corp League by Pastor

10:13 Westlake HS Band

10:13 Uncle Sam - NuSkin

10:14 Imperial friesians

10:15 Community Action Food Bank

10:15 Maple Mountain HS Band

10:16 American Israel Friendship League

10:16 KFC Real

10:17 Utah Valley LLamas

10:18 Pleasant Grove Royalty

10:18 Pleasant Grove HS Band

10:19 Little Miss Lindon Royalty

10:19 Utah County Fair

10:21 Miss Lehi Royalty float

10:21 Lehi HS Band

10:23 Utah Community Credit Union

10:23 Heber City Cowboy Poetry

10:25 Orem University Institute Of Religion

10:25 American Fork Royalty float

10:26 American Fork HS Band

10:26 WWII Command Car/George Q.

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Join us on Monday, July 4 at 9am for the Grand Parade – the largest of its kind in the state of Utah – highlighting freedom through bands, professionally crafted floats, giant helium bal-loons and local and national performers. Entries will be given the unique challenge to promote patriotism among the 300,000 spec-tators, through music, displays, dance, and other creative and meaningful expression. The parade will follow the same route that it has in previous years. It begins at 960 N. University Ave. and proceeds south to 100 S. and then turns east to 200 E. From there it turns north to Center St. and then turns east and ends at 900 E.

PARADE ENTRY THEMEThe theme for parade entries should be based on America’s

Freedom Festival mission statement, “To celebrate, teach, honor, and strengthen the traditional American values of family, free-dom, God, and country”. Please submit application online. See link at bottom of this page.

RESERVED BLEACHER SEATSOn sale June 1st.Reserved bleacher seats for the Grand Parade may be pur-

chased at the Utah Valley Convention and Visitors Bureau. Tick-ets are $7.00 each. The offices of the Utah Valley Convention and Visitors Bureau are located in historic downtown Provo on the corner of University Avenue and 100 South. For directions or other information call (801) 851 -2100.

PROVO CITY PARADE SPECTATOR RULESSpectators may “stake out” their claim to a spot along Uni-

versity Avenue no earlier than July 3, 2011 at 3:00pm per Provo City Ordinance. All other portions of the parade route can not be claimed or reserved until July 4, 2011 at 5:00am.

This includes trying to “reserve or occupy, or attempt to claim, reserve or occupy, either in person or by the placement of ropes, tents, chairs, sleeping bags, blankets, or other devices or barri-ers, any public property as a position for observing [the] public parade” (SECTION 9.14.220).

All motor vehicles located on the parade route must be moved prior to 8:00pm on July 3, 2011 or “shall be considered a public nuisance and may be towed from the public street”.

Please note that in order to reserve a spot on the parade route at least one person must be present. Any items left unattended may be moved.

PORTABLE TOILET LOCATIONSPortable toilets will be located every other block along the pa-

rade route.

HANDICAP PARKINGHandicap parking is available on a first-come, first-serve basis

at the church located at 150 E. 200 S. in Provo. Vehicles must enter the parking lot from 200 South. There is no reserved handi-cap seating.

Grand Parade

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Jacob Hansen, 1, rides in a small float in the Children's Parade in Provo on Saturday, June 25, 2011.


July 1,2, and 4 – Scera Park – 600 South State Street – Orem

See yourself in the fight for liberty. Rededicate your citi-zenship and declare your inde-pendence!

Ellis Island

July 1. 2 and 4 (9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. every hour on the half hour)

-Become an immigrant-Get orientated, get an im-

migration kit ($3), take citizen-ship tests, walk the Milestones of Freedom and make ten citi-zenship commitments, take the Oath of Citizenship!!

Second Continental Congress

July 1, 2 and 4 (10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. every hour on the half hour)

-Become a delegate-Get oriented, get an official

convention program ($1), walk the Declarations of Freedom and make ten declarations, sign the Declaration of Inde-pendence!

Cries of Freedom

Take a journey back through time and see history come alive on stage. This show chronicles the history of freedom from Joan of Arc to our day. It in-cludes music from some of our great musicals and original mu-sic portraying why people would sacrifice their lives to be free.

Swearing In Ceremony

Our stage will be the site of the real swearing in of about 20 immigrants. Department of Homeland security will conduct this program and there will mu-sic, speeches and most impor-tantly, we will get to hear from the immigrants themselves about how they feel about their new country, the United States of America!

Jadan Bliss

Jaden Bliss was a Freedom Award recipient at the 2007 Freedom Festival for her efforts

to honor our fallen heroes, pay tribute to our veterans and pro-mote patriotism. Come listen as she sings some of the great mu-sic she has written to honor our brave men and women who protect our freedoms.

Voice of the Patriots

Layne and Darin Porter, a father and son duo, were both born and raised on a cattle ranch in Western Wyoming near Jackson Hole. They have created an inspiring true ac-count of the personal struggle of the individual colonial citi-zens as they labored to estab-lish freedom.

Quintilian School of Oratory

It is Ben and Rebecca Muhl-stein’s mission to build the greatest generation of youth and adult leader-communica-tors in the history of the world.

Come and hear their passion and eloquence!

Jeremy Threlfall

Utah’s most romantic tenor sings your favorite Broadway and patriotic songs. He is also a songwriter and composer.www.jeremysmusic.com.

Friday, July 1

9:00 a.m. – Opening Ceremo-nies9:30 a.m. – Quintilian School of Oratory10:00 a.m. - Cries of Freedom11:15 a.m. – Quintilian School of Oratory1:30 p.m. – Cries of Freedom3:00 p.m. – Jadan Bliss Concert4:00 p.m. – Citizenship Ceremo-ny and Immigration Services swearing in real immigrants!

5:00 p.m. – Voice of the Patri-ots – Layne and Darin Porter

6:00 p.m. – Cries of Freedom

Saturday, July 2

9:00 a.m. – Opening Ceremo-nies9:30 a.m. – Quintilian School of Oratory10:00 a.m. – Cries of Freedom11:15 a.m. – Quintilian School of Oratory1:00 p.m. – Jadan Bliss Concert2:00 p.m. - Cries of Freedom

4:00 p.m. – Voice of the Patriots – Layne and Darin Porter5:00 p.m. – Cries of Freedom

Monday, July 4

10:30 a.m. – Quintilian School of Oratory:12:00 p.m. – Cries of Freedom1:15 p.m. – Jeremy Threlfall2:00 p.m. – Cries of Freedom

3:15 p.m. – Jadan Bliss Concert4:00 p.m. – Cries of Freedom5:00 p.m. – Voice of the Patriots – Layne and Darin Porter

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An American flag (1 point)

A teen texting on a cell phone (1 point)

A trumpet (1 point)

An elected public official

in a convertible (1 point)

A Harley-Davidson motorcycle(1 point)

A straw hat (1 point)

A uniformed police officer(1 point)

Items of clothing featuring a U.S. flag design

(tie, hat,socks, shirt, etc.) (1 point)

Saved, empty seats along the parade route (1

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A child sitting on the shoulders of a parent or

sibling (1 point)

A political advertisement(1 point)

A fake rifle that the girls who march in front of

high school bands like to twirl (1 point)

A cowboy hat (1 point)

A fire truck (1 point)

Salt-water taffy that lands at your feet (1 point)

A cheerleader (1 point)

A polished rodeo belt buckle (1 point)

A woman in high heels (1 point)

A marching band uniform (1 point)

A sequined dress (1 point)

A foam visor (1 point)

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A hot-air balloon (2 points)

A vintage automobile built before 1965 (2 points)

A beauty queen-style wave (2 points)

A teen listening to an iPod (2 points)

A Utah Jazz T-shirt (2 points)

A watermelon (2 points)

An apple pie (2 points)

Those annoying little exploding poppers

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Someone in the parade on a cell phone (2

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A balloon animal (2 points)

A melting Popsicle (2 points)

Someone wearing a soccer jersey from a

foreign country (3 points)

Bagpipes (3 points)

A “Team Edward” or “Team Jacob” T-shirt (3

points)

Someone wearing a University of Utah T-shirt

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Someone wearing a “BYU— the University of

Utah” T-shirt (3 points)

Any member of the Osmond family (3 points)

Somebody dressed in shorts, sandles and

knee-high black socks (3 points)

Anyone dressed as a pirate (3 points)

Someone wearing a Boy Scout uniform (3 pts)

Someone firing a squirt gun (4 points)

A discount-rack Carlos Boozer jersey (4 points)

A clown (4 points)

A middle-aged man rocking a mullet. (4 points)

A Vuvuzela (those droning horns at the World

Cup matches) (4 points)

A man wearing a kilt (4 points)

Someone dressed as Uncle Sam (4 points)

A band that plays any theme from any of the

“Star Wars” movies (5 points)

A flat tire (5points)

Someone in a superhero costume (5 points)

A registered Democrat (5 points)

Ex-BYU football coach LaVell Edwards (5

points)

A John Deere tractor (5 points)

A boomerang (5 points)

BYU basketball coach Dave Rose (5 points)

A motorcycle policeman without a mustache

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The Declaration of Independence begins with what words?

When in the course of human events

What document was the legal framework of the United States? The Constitution

Who wrote the words of “The Star-Spangled Banner”? Francis Scott Key

How did the Liberty Bell get its crack?It acquired a crackon its very first ring.

How many stars were on the first United States flag?

There were 13 stars and 13 stripes

In what year did Congress recognize the Pledge of Allegiance? 1942

Where was the first national capitol located?

1774: Carpenters Hall, Philadelphia

Which two patriots died on July 4, 1826?

John Adams &Thomas Jefferson

When is the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence? July 4, 1776

What city was the Liberty Bell located in? Philadelphia

What is the official anniversary date of Flag Day? June 14

Who said, “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal”?

Thomas Jefferson

Who was the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence? John Hancock

Who do historians believe sewed the first official American flag? Betsy Ross

Flying a flag upside down is a symbol of what?

Distress and harm befalling you and/or your possessions

What is the name of the oldest commissioned U.S. naval vessel? The Constitution

The first 10 amendments to the Constitution are familiarly known as? The Bill of Rights

Whose signature is largest on the Declaration of Independence? John Hancock’s

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