Silverton Brass Band celebrates it's 50th year photo by Ray Dileo
Visitors enjoying the parade including the doggy photo by DeAnne Gallegos
Handlebars owner Ken Boden rode with business neighbor The Coffee Bear owner Holly Huebner and two unknown dinos photo by DeAnne Gallegos
(RIGHT) photo by DeAnne Gallegos Silverton Fire Department spraying water over parade on the 4th of July
(LEFT) photo by DeAnne Gallegos Crowds lined Greene St and Blair St during the 4th of July parade
The Vintage VW Bus bragade is always fun to see at the parade photo by DeAnne Gallegos
Silverton Brass Band celebrates thier 50th this year and rode in a float this year photo by DeAnne Gallegos
Summer resident Brandy Cook looked great for the 4th of July parade photo by DeAnne Gallegos
2026 Annual Ducky Derby winners. Skylar Frost a Silverton summer resident and Alana from New Mexico photo by DeAnne Gallegos
Even though the water was low in Cement Creek, the Duck Derby went off without a hitch photo by DeAnne Gallegos
Patty Dailey & Becky Rhoades selling Fire Dept t-shirts in the 4th of July parade photo by DeAnne Gallegos
Durango band SIdeFX played in Anesi Park on the 4th of July. There was live music around town all day long photo by DeAnne Gallegos
(LEFT) Hugh Phillips took the Geryak stage the evening of the 4th of July in Anesi Park. Gilbert Archuleta enjoyed a country dance with his daughter
(TOP) photo by DeAnne Gallegos The Shady Lady Saloon on Blair St never dissapoints
The 4th of July in Silverton was successful despite the wildfire burning just over the mountain near Ouray and the local cancellation of the fireworks show. Town became full of tourists on Friday, July 3rd, and Saturday, July 4th, but felt slower on Sunday when everyone started heading home after the holiday. Sunday is already one of the slowest days of the summer week, but after experiencing a pa…
