July 4: America’s 250th

A celebration of America’s 250th birthday on Hardy’s Main Street!

Come see the historic district draped in traditional red, white, and blue bunting. Enjoy a a perfect, hometown 4th of July with lots of American spirit and great shops and restaurants.  Need a place to stay? Hardy’s lodging establishments are ready to welcome you!

Want a little extra fun? Our local outfitters will show you why the Spring River is one of the Ozarks most popular floating and fishing streams.

Friday, July 3rd,

• 7:00 p.m. Osage Water plays Doc Thompson Park

Saturday, July 4th, King Pocket Park

• 10:00   Park Dedication with the singing of the National Anthem
• 11:00   Music by Garrett Duncan
• 12:30  Music by Christopher Smith
•   2:00  Music by Shaggy Gentry
•   7:00  Thunder on Thunderbird: Patriotic Boat Parade (7:00 p.m.) and Fireworks (9:00 p.m.) in our sister city of Cherokee Village.

Hardy has been part of the Mid South’s summer for 120 years. Come explore!

Hardy Historic District Parking Map