The Village of Whitehouse is celebrating Founder’s Day with food trucks, live music, and fireworks, Friday, July 5. Events will take place both at Whitehouse Village Hall and Blue Creek Metropark as the village turns 160 years old this year.
Fireworks will take place at dusk, food trucks start at 5:00 PM, plus live music from Kall Me Kendra from 6:15 p.m. until 9:15 p.m.
Scheduled food trucks include: Sheamies Snow Cones, Susie Lynne’s Lemonade, Naan Stop Kebap, Outlaw Attitude BBQ, The Loaded Chicken, Uncle Louie’s Food Truck, Garry’s Kettle Corn and K & K Concessions.
Historian Joel Burg will also be on hand to present on Anthony Wayne History.
The featured viewing area will be at Blue Creek Metropark on the west side of the quarry and behind Village Hall, but visitors are welcome to view the fireworks from other safe, local areas outside of the restricted fireworks area.
More details can be found through Whitehouse’s new Access Whitehouse App.
Here’s a full list of area fireworks!
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