Grilled Gooseberries 1/2 chicken meal includes baked potato, coleslaw, Grebe's dinner roll, and Famous Amos chocolate chip cookies.

Chicken dinner tickets are available for purchase here, from most Waterford Lions, at Maas & Sons, In-Home Floor & Window Fashions, Bon Voyage Travel Services, and River City Lanes.

Ticket price is $10 in advance and $12 on October 4.

Drive through only due to COVID-19.

Tractorcade registration is from 8:00 am - 8:45 am with the 28 mile ride departing at 9:00 am and returning at approximately 1:30 pm. Tractors must be capable of 12 mph. Tractorcade operators receive a discount on their chicken dinner. For more information, please contact Lion Gary Tilleros at (414) 659-7152 or Jerry Weinkauf at (262) 210-1892.

Tractorcade Route - weather depending:

For more information or questions, contact Tracy Tompkins at (262) 825-2754 or tracylynnxx@yahoo.com

The Waterford 4^th of July Parade and Kids Parade is going on as scheduled! This year's theme is “United We Stand”. With everything going on this year we would like this to be the best parade ever! Please enter your float, car, tractor, band, organization, business or whatever you may have. We would also like to make a special place in our parade to honor our Doctors and Nurses, and our 2020 Graduates from Middle School, High School and College. We will accommodate vehicles, walking in groups or floats.

The Lioness Club will be sponsoring the very popular Kids Parade, starting at Milwaukee St. & Main at 10:30am and proceeding north to Fox Mead Crossing. Registration forms are available Here or register on site beginning at 9:30am. Decorate your bike, wagon or yourself in Patriotic fashion. Winners will receive ice cream and gift certificates from Uncle Harry’s Frozen Custard.

The main parade kicks off at 11am and will proceed from 7^th & Main to Milwaukee Street and turn north to Trailside. Check in is from 9:30-10:45am at 5^th & Aber Streets. If interested in participating in the parade please find a registration form www.waterfordlionsclub.org or contact parade chairman Scott Gunderson at 414-581-3157. Entries can be made right up to July 4^th.

And don’t forget to get your pins for the Great Duck Raffle! Duck pins will be sold along the parade route, from any Lions Club of Waterford member or on our Facebook page.  Proceeds from the Great Duck Raffle go to our local food banks and help pay parade expenses. The drawing will be held at 1:30pm at the Lions Food Stand.

Food and beverages will be available at the corner of Milwaukee St & Main St beginning at 9:30am.

The Waterford Lions Club would like to thank our sponsors and look forward to celebrating the 4^th of July with everyone in Waterford!

Click Here for the Parade Registration Form

Click here to learn more about the Parade 

Calendar of Events

Thank you for your contributions and support of our events!  Our fund raising events in 2019 helped us assist a local families with vision care, flood recovery and wheel chair access. We also contributed 3 more WUHS Senior Scholarships, 5 local food pantries, Camp Invention (at Fox River School), a local Scout Pack and Troop, the Wisconsin Lions Eye Bank, Leader Dog program and the Lions Camp (check it out at www.wisconsinlionscamp.com).  Please support our 2019 Sponsors...

Diamond Sponsors

Fluegge Optical

C2R Global Mfg.

Legacy Realty Group

Witte Supply

Mealy Funeral Home

Waterford Family Dental

Lauer Financial Services

Thrivent Financial

Gold Sponsors

Chance's Restaurant

Cotton Exchange

HyPro Inc.

Maas & Sons Inc.

Michael Casey, DDS

Roth Heating Co.

Miller Motor Sales

Riverside Chiropractic

River City Auto Body

Malicki's Piggly Wiggly

Nancy & Micky Ferguson

Day in the Country 5

Silver Sponsors

Mike Kempken & Sons

CJ'S Soil Test & Septic

Steffens Insurance Group Inc.

Crossover Cantina

Darrell McCullion

Kevin Schmitt Siding

The Equitable Bank SSB

Otter Sales & Service

Sherwin Industries, Inc.

Rogahn Electric

BP Waterford Junction

Bill Czaja Agency

Weber Accounting

Doc's on the Fox

PATS Services, Inc.

Barb Finney

Dennis Gahagan

What is Cyclocross?!

Cyclocross is a form of bicycle racing that consists of many laps of a short course over mixed terrain, with course features that may involve dismounting your bike, carrying it to navigate obstacles and remounting your bike. It mixes multiple athletic endeavors, namely riding and running, with a strong emphasis on skillful bike handling. Races usually take place in a park, on a short circuit with each lap being between 1 to 3 kilometers long over grass, mud, trails, gravel, concrete and with a few obstacles for competitors to negotiate - sand pits, logs, barriers, etc. Races typically last 30 minutes to an hour, with the number of laps varying based on course length, conditions and speed. Competitors start as a group and spread out - the faster riders will complete more laps and the officials keep track placement throughout the race. The cyclocross season in Wisconsin runs from September through December.

Action Starts at 9am and runs to 3pm

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