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Two nights of star-spangled fun with the Dash

Grab your Independence Day gear and get ready for 48 hours of family fun at Truist Stadium.

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Shots from around the stadium, including fireworks, fans, and Independence Day-themed decor.

Root for the Dash as they take on the Hub City Spartanburgers.

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America’s birthday is nearly here, and the WS Dash are winding up for back-to-back evenings of Independence Day festivities on Thursday and Friday, July 3-4.

🎆 Annual Independence Day Celebration Game: July 3

Start the long weekend with a bang at the Annual Independence Day Game, a timeless tradition hosted by the City of Winston-Salem, happening this year on Independence Day Eve.

Snack on a hot dog, shout “swing batter batter,” and stick around post-game for one of the largest fireworks displays in the entire Triad.

🇺🇲 Bolt, White, and Blue Stadium Party: July 4

The holiday fun continues on the fourth with an all-out family-friendly festival starting at 6 p.m.

This time, the baseball is put on pause as fans take over Truist Stadium for:

  • Live music
  • On-field batting practice
  • Family-friendly games
  • Face painting and tie-dye
  • Summer sips + snacks
  • Fireworks round two (equally big and bright)

Tickets start at $17 for Thursday’s game and $10 for the Bolt, White and Blue Stadium Party.

Join the July fun

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