Prattville adds first drone show to July 3 celebration
Prattville’s July 3 America 250 event adds the city’s first drone show, with Blackberry Breeze, Delano Williams, and a 100-drone finale at Stanley-Jensen Stadium.
Prattville's July 3 America 250 celebration at Stanley-Jensen Stadium will end with the city's first drone show. The free program starts at 6 p.m. CDT at 460 Doster Rd. and includes the national anthem by Delano Williams, live music from Blackberry Breeze and a drone finale for the city’s 250th birthday celebration.
The finale is a 100-drone display, a first for Prattville. Guests can bring lawn chairs or use the stadium stands, and food trucks will be on site with fresh food, cool treats and specialty items. City officials are also warning attendees not to bring personal drones into or around the event area, since unauthorized aircraft could interfere with the show and force delays or cancellation.
Prattville already marks the holiday with the parade, fireworks and Lions Club barbecue. The concert and drone show are part of Prattville's annual holiday lineup, with the Independence Day Parade set for Saturday, July 4, at 9 a.m. in downtown Prattville. Prattville's July 4 observance has traditionally included a fireworks display.
Also on Prattville’s America 250 calendar are the Prattville Cruise-In at the Lyric and the Pops and Chorus Patriotic Concert, along with a July 8 public reading of the Declaration of Independence at The Lyric at Esther’s from 6 to 7 p.m. CDT. The Atagi Chapter-Daughters of the American Revolution, the City of Prattville, First Baptist Church Prattville and Prattville First Methodist will present the program.
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