July 3 & 4, 2026 - The Rotary Club of Peachtree City was proud to join the community in celebrating one of our city’s favorite traditions, the July 4th Parade, made even more special this year as America celebrates its 250th birthday.
It was a great day filled with red, white, and blue spirit, smiling faces, waving hands, laughter, and plenty of Rotary energy. From early preparations and decorating to walking, riding, cheering, and greeting friends along the parade route, our members showed up ready to help make the day memorable.
A big thank-you goes to the Peachtree City Rotary members, families, and friends who helped support the parade and represent our club so well, including Fernando Duenas, Angelique Soulakos, Costas Soulakos, Tammy Soulakos, Carolyn Wilkinson, Kathy Halpin, Mandy Timmons, Mike Lardie, Kier Prince, Phil Hamilton, Dale Phenicie, Katy Spade, Marie Schlosser, Ty Harnar, Rachel Darrow, Lata Chinnan, Andy Borders, David Moore, and Charlie Nelson.
President Tammy Soulakos helped lead the club in true Rotary fashion as we celebrated community, friendship, service, and the patriotic spirit that makes Peachtree City such a special place to call home.
The parade was more than just a celebration of the Fourth of July. It was a reminder of the strength of community, the joy of coming together, and the importance of service above self. As America celebrates 250 years, the Rotary Club of Peachtree City was proud to be part of a day that honored our country, our community, and the people who make both so special.
Great parade. Great crowd. Great Rotary spirit!