Celebrating July 4th
July 4, 2025 | Hebron Old Town Hall
In honor of our country’s founding, TTCP is hosting a homegrown, grassroots 4th of July Celebration! Each year, since 2017, we have asked you, our community, to participate and this year is no different.
Our theme for 2025 theme is FREEDOM: What does American Freedom Mean to You?
Old Town Hall on Friday, July 4th | 9am Bring your red, white and blue and join us for our kickoff with band music, a celebration ceremony, and an art show, displaying your wonderful “Freedom Kit” responses. Award for Best of Show!
What freedoms do you enjoy in America that fill your life with meaning and joy? How do you think your freedoms in America make living here better than other places? Describe how you pursue happiness in America? Activities, learning, hobbies?
We are a nation that enjoys the greatest freedom on earth. Let’s hear how that is meaningful to you!
Collect your Freedom Project Kit from The Town Center project (ttcp) Freedom Project kit boxes in the Douglas library of hebron, 22 main street or the hebron town office building, 15 gilead street, starting may 5th. one kit per family!
draft your responses on the 8.5 x 11” questionnaire page. (it’s a good idea to write a draft on a separate paper and then copy your final answers on the questionnaire page.)
create a piece of art that represents your answers to the questions on the poster paper.
When both pages are done, roll them together and secure with a rubber band. Return your freedom project (response sheet and artwork) to the town center project (TTCP) completed project box in the douglas library of hebron or the hebron town office building no later than june 27th.
Hebron (Land of the free and home of the brave)
by Scott Ennis
“We're free because we live where freedom reigns
We're free to celebrate the lives of all
Let's celebrate with beautiful refrains
Accompanied by those who hear the call
We live where folks are brave enough to serve
True service comes in many shapes and forms
Our celebrations recognize the nerve
Of men and women standing through life's storms
Our town was built with strength and love and care
It stands, a model of its brilliant past
Our history is stories all can share
Our future knows the way to make us last
Our town is Hebron, watch now as we pave
A future pathway for both free and brave”