It's that time again, time to celebrate America's birthday. The 232nd birthday this time around.
We may be getting older, and things may be a bit tough right now in some regards, but the fact is that the United States of America is still the greatest nation in the history of the planet Earth.
We all remain privileged to live in the most free nation in our world's history, and we should all feel happy to celebrate the birth of our nation.
Over two centuries ago, our founding fathers fought for their independence from tyranny and oppression, and we all benefit from their collective vision, their sacrifices, their wisdom, and their foresight.
This year Philly will celebrate with various activities in the Independence Hall historic area beginning at 10am.
There will be a 4th of July parade downtown from 7:00-8:30pm, which will culminate with a concert by John Legend at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The concert will be followed by the annual city fireworks display right there at the Art Museum.
We may be getting older, and things may be a bit tough right now in some regards, but the fact is that the United States of America is still the greatest nation in the history of the planet Earth.
We all remain privileged to live in the most free nation in our world's history, and we should all feel happy to celebrate the birth of our nation.
Over two centuries ago, our founding fathers fought for their independence from tyranny and oppression, and we all benefit from their collective vision, their sacrifices, their wisdom, and their foresight.
This year Philly will celebrate with various activities in the Independence Hall historic area beginning at 10am.
There will be a 4th of July parade downtown from 7:00-8:30pm, which will culminate with a concert by John Legend at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The concert will be followed by the annual city fireworks display right there at the Art Museum.
