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  54th Annual

Keystone Heights, FL
Street Dance: Saturday, June 25, 2022
Fourth of July Celebration
Saturday, July 2, 2022
"One Nation"


Keystone Heights, located in the southwest corner of Clay County, once again prepares for their Independence Day Celebration. This annual event began in 1969 when Mayor Ray Starnes gathered local citizens to honor the national holiday. The celebration has since changed, but the underlying theme of patriotism has continued.
Entry into the beach park will require each spectator to have an armband, no exceptions. Armbands will cost $1 each. 
Armbands will be sold starting June 1st at My Brand and City Hall. You can also purchase them at The Street Dance on June 25th. Armbands will be available July 2nd 10 am. - 1 pm and 5 p.m. - until fireworks begin at Keystone Beach. Fireworks will begin at 9:30 p.m., weather and burn ban permitting.
Featured Bands
Seasoned professional musicians  that put on an energetic show, with many influences from Country to Southern and Classic Rock to Blues and Originals. 
Application: Arts & Crafts Street Dance & July 2nd
 Keystone Heights
‘OUR COUNTRY DAY’ ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW
APPLICATION and RULES
 Keystone Heights   ‘OUR COUNTRY DAY’ FOOD VENDOR  APPLICATION and RULES
Our Country Day strives to make this event fun for all ages. 
So many of you wanted to be involved last year so we got more awards and watermelons for this year.
Theme: One Nation
Volleyball Tournament
I am sorry. We will not be having a volleyball tournament this year. However, we may have a Corn Hole Tournament!
Volunteers 
We are currently doing monthly meetings via email. If you would like to join our meetings please use the contact us button. 
Diana Crawford Rothwell
 The Keystone Heights Our County Day July 4th festivities begin this year on Saturday, June 25th with the Annual Street Dance held at Riviere Tire from 5 pm to 11 pm. Then on July 2nd festivities start at 9 am and conclude with fireworks at 9:30 pm.
This annual event began in 1969, when Mayor Ray Starnes gathered local citizens to honor the national holiday. The celebration has since changed, but the underlying theme of patriotism has continued.
We are a non-profit organization made of up volunteers.
A way to Advertise for your business and support Our Country Day. 2019 Brochure
Find us easily with this Google Maps link.

New this year!!!

Start: Madness at McGee's, 11:30

Stop 1: Timbuktu, 12:15 p.m.

Stop 2: Gainesville Harley, 2:30 p.m.

Stop 3: Melrose Pub, 4:15 p.m.

Stop 4: Street Dance, 5:40 p.m.

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Keystone Heights is a small town where family values still abound. Its landscape includes numerous lakes, parks and recreation areas as well as a quaint downtown area where residents shop. The Keystone residents value their community and are active in all areas including schools, sports, churches, library and local events. It's a place for neighbors to meet neighbors, and a town where people from around the World are welcomed as well. Combine these desirable lifestyle elements with the important facilities located within our community, and one begins to understand why this community has achieved the rate of constant growth it has over the past five years.

Keystone Heights is a "commuters town" since many of the residents commute daily to work within a 50-mile radius surrounding the city. The town sits between two main Florida cities, Gainesville to the Southwest and Jacksonville to the Northeast.
Generations of Floridians have raised their children here as well as the many folks who moved here after discovering Clay’s communities nestled in beautiful Northeast Florida. The communities are examples of hometown America. We welcome you to join us for a small town celebration in honor of our county and nation, and experience a true local tradition.
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