Fourth of July Celebration
Celebrate the holiday outside at the Whitewater Center. The festivities span over two days with live music, a Saturday trail race, multiple yoga practices, and more.
Date
July 3 - 4, 2025
Price
Free
Schedule
July 3, 2025
2025 Schedule
Open Level Flow
6:30 pm
River Jam Run Club
6:30 pm
Live Music- Caleb Caudle & The Sweet Critters
7:00 pm
Live Music- The Woods
8:30 pm
July 4, 2025
2025 Schedule
Slow Flow
9:30 am
SUP Yoga
9:30 am
SUP Yoga
11:00 am
Old Glory Grease Run
1:00 pm
Open Level Flow
6:30 pm
Live Music- Sam Morrow
7:00 pm
Live Music- Jeremie Albino
8:30 pm
Tread, White and Blue 5K Trail Race
Three colors, three courses, one big twist.
Choose from the colors red, white, and blue to determine your 5K route. Each color takes a different direction.
Old Glory Grease Run
The Inaugural Old Glory Grease Run, set to debut at 1:00pm.
This greasy pole competition tests your skills on a 55ft pole extended over the Upper Pond. Qualifying rounds will be followed by a head-to-head final. Awards will be given to the overall winner and best-dressed.
Registration is $20, t-shirt included.
Must be 18 or older to participate.
SUP Yoga
Experience a yoga practice on stand-up paddle boards while on the Catawba River.
SUP Yoga has a limited capacity and requires registration in advance. If you have a Day Pass or Annual Pass please call Guest Services at 704.391.3900 to reserve your spot. Otherwise, use the button below to register.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Location: Flatwater
Times: 11:00 am
Live Music: Thursday
Caleb Caudle: A North Carolina native, Caudle blends American indie, classic rock and Americana sounds in his six studio albums, which has taken him to stages such as Stagecoach, Cayamo, Luck Reunion, Mountain Stage, Merlefest, and Americanafest.
The Woods: A Nashville-based, multi-instrumentalist band formed in 2021, The Woods have swiftly risen to prominence with their captivating blend of nostalgic and progressive sounds. Now working on new music with Grammy-winning producer Blake Chancey, this harmony-rich band is solidifying their place as one of Nashville’s must-watch acts.
Live Music: Friday
Sam Morrow: Five albums into an acclaimed career, Morrow has carved out a sound in his own version of American roots music: a mix of roadhouse rock & roll, bluest R&B, and country-fried funky-tonk. Championed by outlets like NPR and Rolling Stone, Morrow’s albums turned him into one of the West Coast’s biggest Americana exports.
Jeremie Albino: Albino’s music is grounded in the gritty storytelling of classic country music, propelled by the rhythms of old-school R&B, played with the wild abandon of early rock ’n’ roll, and sung with the deep feeling of southern soul. Thanks to his livewire concerts, he has been steadily growing his audience from a few passersby to packed houses around Canada and the U.S.
