2026 Freedom Street Dance Coming to Dunlap on July 3rd

Mark your calendars for what promises to be the party of the summer! The 2026 Freedom Street Dance will take place on July 3rd in Dunlap, Tennessee, on Cherry Street, bringing live music, food, and community spirit to the area.

The free event is being hosted by the Josh Kell Memorial Foundation, which is dedicated to fighting melanoma awareness. Organizers are bringing back the popular 90’s country band Neon Moon, who impressed crowds at last year’s event and are returning by popular demand.

The evening will kick off with a full set from Camden Smith Music and his band, followed by Neon Moon: The Ultimate 90’s Country Band. Attendees can enjoy live music, food vendors, and beer throughout the celebration.

“If you missed out last year, there’s no excuse this year,” organizers said in their announcement. This is a free community event open to all who want to celebrate Independence Day weekend while supporting an important cause.

For more information about the 2026 Freedom Street Dance, visit the event page on the Dunlap Enquirer Facebook group. Come early, bring your dancing shoes, and help support melanoma awareness in your community!

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Other vendors:

– Sequatchie Valley Brewing Co. — Local brewery offering craft beverages and food, perfect for attendees seeking refreshments at the outdoor event.

– Dunlap Farmers Market — Seasonal farmers market in Harris Park that could coordinate with or promote the street dance event.

– Dunlap Lions Club — Community service organization that often supports local events and could assist with event coordination.

– Valley Fest — Annual hometown festival organizer with experience hosting community celebrations and events in Dunlap.

– Chamber of Commerce of Dunlap — Local business organization that promotes community events and could help market the Freedom Street Dance.

– Coops Creek Commons — 17-acre community park managed by Valley Fest that could provide venue support or cross-promotion opportunities.

– Sequatchie Valley Bouncers — Event entertainment company that could provide inflatable attractions or additional entertainment for the street dance.

– Dunlap Police Dept — Local law enforcement essential for event safety, crowd control, and traffic management during the celebration.