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Choose from over 20 festive and tasty 4th of July themed drinks to stay cool and refreshed this summer!

1. Red White and Blue Drink

This layered drink is kid friendly and delicious. If you are looking for a festive drink with red, white and blue layers, this recipe is so fun.

2. Easy Sonic Ocean Water Recipe

This copy cat Sonic Ocean water recipe is so easy to make at home and the blue is vibrant and patriotic.

3. Red White and Blue Cocktail

This is a chic modern twist on a Fourth of July drink. I love the layered look to this cocktail.

4. Layered Punch

This fourth of July layered punch uses Sobe Pina Colada, Hawaiian Punch Polar Blast and Powerade Zero Fruit Punch.

5. Red White and Blue Non Alcoholic Drinks

This is a fun non alcoholic drink that both kids and adults will enjoy at your 4th of July party.

6. Sparkling Blueberry Mojito Punch

Just 5 easy ingredients in this drink recipe for an easy and festive drink. The blueberries make it look extra special and so fun.

7. Red White and Blue Smoothie

Your kids will love the patriotic stripes in this delicious smoothie. Layers of almond milk, fruit and more come together for a great treat.

8. Red White and Blue Punch

This is another fun layered red white and blue punch that’s perfect for the kids. This one uses Gatorade, Cranberry Juice and Mandarin Orange Sparkling water.

9. Blueberry Mojito

10. Kid Friendly Patriotic Punch

11. Strawberry Lemonade

12. Red Wine and Blue Spritzer

This surprisingly simple drink uses white wine, white soda. It gets its patriotic colors from frozen cherries and blueberries.

13. Red White and Blueberry Margaritas

This festive margarita uses frozen strawberries, coconut milk and frozen blueberries. Just layer it in a fun glass.

14. Citrus Splash

This looks like an entertaining drink. How fun is it that they used pop rocks along the rim of the glass?

15. Patriotic Ice Cream Sodas

These ice cream sodas look phenomenal and I bet they taste as good as they look, too! To get the fun colors all you have to do is change up the variety of soda.

16. Fourth of July Milkshakes

This recipe had my attention as soon as I read the word milkshake. Okay, the added whipped cream and sprinkles certainly makes it more appealing as well.

17. Raspberry Lemonade

Just a few simple ingredients and you can make the delicious Raspberry Lemonade.

18. Red White and Blue Pina Colada

This drink has a blend of pineapple, coconut and strawberries. You can’t beat the combo of pineapple with coconut in this 4th of July drink.

19. Red White and Blue Sparkling Juice

This is like a 4th of July snack in a glass. Everyone will love downing the ginger ale and then eating all of the fruit.

20. Fourth of July Sparkler

The lovely drink uses Rosé Champagne, club soda and berries. The different colors and berries make the drink festive.

21. Red White and Blue Daiquiris

The daiquiris use frozen lemonade and lime aid. A bonus is that you can make these ahead of time and freeze.

22. Fourth of July Layered Drink

This layered drink uses white Powerade, Cran-Apple juice and Blue Gatorade. The colors magically stay separated in each drink.

23. Watermelon Lemonade

Watermelon juice is so refreshing. Combine that with Lemonade and you have yourself a winning summery drink.

The Fourth of July is the biggest celebration of the year. Family and friends gather to celebrate Independence Day clad in red, white, and blue clothes and patriotic hats and glasses. It’s time for parades, barbecues, and fireworks. Here’s a list of events to help you find a 4th of July celebration near you.

*Some 2022 Events have been cancelled due to COVID-19. Please check the websites for details.

Safe and Sane Fireworks are allowed in certain Orange County cities with restrictions. The fireworks must be approved by the CA State Fire Marshal and each city has designated times in which fireworks can be discharged. The following cities allow Safe and Sane fireworks on July 4th on private property and residential streets only:

Anaheim: 10:00 am – 10:00 pm (No fireworks in East Anaheim)
Buena Park: 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
Costa Mesa: July 2 – July 4 until 10:00 pm
Fullerton: 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
Garden Grove: 10:00 am-10:00 pm
Huntington Beach: Noon-10:00 pm
Santa Ana: July 1st Noon-10:00 pm; July 2nd & 3rd 10:00 am – 10:00 pm; July 4th 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Stanton: 10:00 am – 11:00 pm
Villa Park: Noon – 10:00 pm
Westminster: 10:00 am – 10:00 pm

ALISO VIEJO

Aliso Viejo 4th Of July Community Parade & Celebration
Where: Aliso Viejo Ranch – 100 Park Avenue
When: TBA – 9-11AM

Kick off your Independence Day with the community parade at 9AM, followed by a free community festival with games, a rock wall, DJ and Gamemaster, giant slide, and face painting.

AVCA July 4th Celebration
Where: Grand Park/Town Center Amphitheater – 6101 City Lights Drive
When: 6PM – 9:30PM

Activities: Experience the annual 4th of July Celebration and fireworks. Features face painting, community booths, create-a-card, and carnival games.

ANAHEIM HILLS

Anaheim Hills 4th of July Celebration
Where: Canyon High School & Peralta Park
When: July 4, 2022

Activities: Start the day off at Canyon High School with the Firecracker Run 5K/10K (7AM) followed by the Yankee Doodle Dog Show (9:00AM) and the Fourth of July Parade (1:00PM). Move over to Peralta Park for food vendors and live entertainment. Fireworks begin at 9:00 p.m.

BREA

Annual Country Fair on July 4th
Where: City Hall Park – 401 S. Brea Blvd.
When: July 4, 2022

Activities: Pancake breakfast by the Kiwanis Club begins at 7 a.m. followed by a morning service. The Country Fair begins at 9:00 a.m. and includes a Kiddie Parade, Bow Wow contest, Teen Fun area, craft area, food, rides, live entertainment, games, and exhibits. $3 swimming at the Plunge opens at 11 a.m.

BUENA PARK

Knott’s Berry Farm 4th of July Fireworks
Where: Knott’s Berry Farm
When: July 2-4, 2022

Activities: Special fireworks display at 9:00 PM. Park stays open until 11:00 p.m.

COSTA MESA

July 3rd Independence Day Community Celebration
Where: OC Fair & Event Center – 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, Lot A
When: Sunday, July 3 – 5PM – 11PM

The free community celebration invites you to bring your family and friends for a memorable day with activities, live music, contests, and a fireworks show. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and set up on the lawn for an evening of fun. Food and drinks will be available for purchase but you are welcome to bring your own picnic. The event is free, parking is $10. Fireworks start at 9:30PM.

Fourth of July at Pacific Amphitheater
Where: Pacific Amphitheater at the OC Fair & Event Center
When: Not scheduled for 2022

Activities: Come watch the Pacific Symphony July 4th Spectacular Hotel California: A Salute to the Eagles. The Pacific Amphitheater event will include patriotic tunes and a fireworks display.

CYPRESS

Salute To America
Where: Cypress College – 9200 Valley View Street
When: Friday, July 1, 2022 5:30PM – 9:30PM

Activities: Enjoy this patriotic celebration with live music by the Smokin’ Cobras, food trucks, vendors, entertainment, and a fireworks display at 9PM.

DANA POINT

There will be a flyover at 5:55 to 6PM on the 4th of July. The Condor Squadron includes WWII North American AT-6 airplanes.

4th of July Fireworks Extravaganza
Where: Doheny Beach
When: 9:00PM

Activities: Special fireworks display shot from a barge off of Doheny State Beach

4th of July Fireworks Show
Where: Dana Point Harbor
When: 7/4/2022 at 9:00 p.m.

Activities: Special fireworks display

FULLERTON

4th of July Community Festival & Fireworks Show
Where: Fullerton Union High School Softball Field
When: Not scheduled for 2022

Activities: Family activities, rides for kids, food vendors, live music and more. Fireworks begin at 9:00.

HUNTINGTON BEACH

4th of July Celebration
Where: Huntington Beach Neighborhoods and Downtown
When: July 4th All Day

Activities: The biggest 4th of July Parade in Orange County has been modified again for 2022. There will be a parade caravan traveling through Huntington Beach neighborhoods on the morning of the 4th of July. The parade route will be announced at a later date. There is also a city-wide decorating contest that residents and businesses are invited to participate. For 2022, a Pier Plaza Festival is planned with vendors, a Ferris wheel, and a 12,000 square foot beer and wine garden. The Surf City 5K run will feature staggered start times on a course along Goldenwest and into Central Park. Finally, fireworks over the ocean have been tentatively approved. Stay tuned for more details.

IRVINE

July 4 Spectacular: The Music Of Queen
Where: Five Point Amphitheatre – 14800 Chinon, Irvine
When: July 4, 2022 at 8PM

Activities: The Pacific Symphony presents the music of Queen and celebrates the 4th of July. A fireworks show will follow.

4th of July Concert on the Green
Where: Irvine High School Stadium
When: Cancelled

Activities: None scheduled.

LADERA RANCH

July 4th Celebration
Where: Founders Park – 28275 Avendale Blvd., Ladera Ranch
When: July 4, 2022 – 3PM – 9:30PM

Activities: Games and activities will include a bungee, giant slides, the Wizzer, rock wall, Orbitron, zip line, race game trailer, face painting, artists, and carnival games. Fireworks at 9PM.

Schedule of Events
7:00 a.m. – 10K Freedom Run
7:45 – 11:30 a.m. –  Pancake Breakfast
8:30 a.m. –  5K Freedom Run
9:30 a.m. –  1K Kids’ Firecracker Dash
10:30 a.m. –  Community Parade
3:00 – 8:00 p.m. –  Games & Activities
3:00 – 9:00 p.m. –  Food Trucks
5:00 – 8:00 p.m. – Teen Zone
6:00 – 9:00 p.m. –  Concert (Undercover – Top 40)
Dark – Fireworks

LAGUNA BEACH

4th of July Fireworks Show
Where: Heisler Park at Monument Point
When: July 4, 2022

Activities: Fireworks show. This is a popular event. Come early to spend a day at the beach before the fireworks.

LAGUNA HILLS

Fourth of July Celebration
Where: Laguna Hills Community Center & Sports Complex
When: Cancelled

Activities: Carnival rides, games, live music, patriotic crafts, face painting, food and drinks available for purchase. No seating available, bring lawn chairs. Fireworks at 9:00 p.m.

LAGUNA NIGUEL

July 4th Week of Festivities
Where: Crown Valley Community Park
When: July 4th, 2022

Activities: Concert and Fireworks Show

July 4th – 5K & Kids run at Crown Valley Park (8AM), Pancake Breakfast (7:30AM – 10:30AM), Free Lap Swim & Pool Party at Laguna Niguel Aquatics Center, Patriotic Flyover (5:30PM), Concert At Crown Valley Park (6PM-8PM), an Fireworks display.

LAKE FOREST

Lake Forest 4th of July Parade
Where: Near El Toro High School
When: July 4 at 10AM

Activities: 4th of July Parade – “The Parade Is Back In Town” Parking is at El Toro High Schools back parking lot, and on Lake Forest Drive and Serrano Road. The Kiwanis will serve a pancake breakfast at 7AM in front of the high school, and the El Toro Chargers 5K run/walk begins at 7:30AM.

LA HABRA

4th of July Celebration
Where: La Bonita Park: 1440 W. Whittier Blvd.
When: July 4, 2022, 4:00 – 10:00PM

Activities: Fireworks show, flyover, live music by Pop Vinyl, kid’s activity booths, food vendors and general vendors. Fireworks begin at 9:00 p.m. Presale cost (June 6-30) is $5 for 13 and up, $3 for kids 3-12 years old. July 1 – 4 cost is $7 for 13 and up, $5 for ages 3-12. Limited capacity – wristbands required.

LOS ALAMITOS

4th of July Fireworks Spectacular
Where: Los Alamitos Joint Forces Training Base
When: July 4, 2022; 4:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.

Activities: Gates open at 4:00 p.m. Fireworks begin at 9:00 p.m. Bring chairs and blankets and claim your spot to enjoy the show. There will be vendors, food, entertainment, and a family fun area. Entry will be through the Lexington or Orangewood gates.

MISSION VIEJO

July 4th Street Faire
Where: Olympiad between Marguerite and Melinda
When: July 4, 2022

Activities: The street faire begins at Noon and includes food, live entertainment, games, vendor booths, and family fun. Plus, fireworks will begin at 9:00 p.m.

NEWPORT BEACH

July 4 Fireworks Cruises With Davey’s Locker
Balboa Peninsula, Newport Harbor
Where: Davey’s Locker, Pavilion Building 400 Main Street Newport Beach 92661
When: July 4, 2022 (7 pm to 9:45 pm)

Activities: Join cruises to view the amazing fireworks shows Newport Beach is known for. Cruises start off touring Newport Beach and viewing the yachts and boats celebrating July 4th, as well as Bay Front estates going all out with Independence Day events. As the sun sets the ships choose from several huge fireworks displays and get positioned for the show. The sights and sounds of fireworks over the ocean is a magical experience. This is a sell out event. For more info and tickets go to https://cruisenewportbeach.com/book-cruise_newportbeach.html or call 949-673-1434.

For those who can’t make the fireworks cruises, fireworks shows take place from Newport Back Bay, a private barge just outside the mouth of Newport Bay, viewable from the Wedge and surrounding beach, and an amazing private show off Emerald Bay Newport Coast just south of Newport Bay.

Annual 4th of July for Families
Newport Peninsula Bike Parade at 9:00AM
W. Balboa Blvd. & 36th Street
Community Festival 9:30 – 11:30AM
Channel Place Park – 4400 Channel Place
Carnival Games + Arts & Crafts + Lawn Games & Music + Food for Sale

Annual Mariners Park Independence Day Celebration
Parade begins at 10:30 on the corner of Commodore and Mariners Drive
Celebration 11:00AM – 1:30PM
Food trucks, Live music, free entertainment, eating contests, lawn games, puppet show

Independence Day on the Back Bay
Where: Newport Dunes
When: July 4th Weekend
Fireworks begin at 9PM

Activities: Guests will enjoy a weekend full of events and fun including swimming, watersports, inflatable water park, movies on the beach, and more. Fireworks show on 4th of July.

Old Glory Boat Parade
Where: Newport Harbor
When: Monday, July 4th at 1PM

Activities: Decorated boats will be cruising the Harbor. Come out and watch or join the fun.

ORANGE

3rd of July Celebration
Where: Grijalva Park – 368 N. Prospect St.
When: July 3, 2022, 4-9PM

Activities: The City of Orange’s 2022 Third of July Celebration will feature music, games, kids activities, food trucks, and a fireworks display. Children 2 and under are free, general admission is $7.

ORANGE PARK ACRES

3rd of July Celebration
Where: Salem Lutheran Church
When: Cancelled

Activities: 5k road race/walk, 10 epic challenge, Orange Park Acres Parade

RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA

July 4th Star Spangled Spectacular
Where: Lago Santa Margarita Beach Club and Lakeshore Park: 21472 Avenida De Los Fundadores, Rancho Santa Margarita
When: July 4, 2022 8:00AM to 9:00PM

Activities: This year, SAMLARC is hosting a 4th of July celebration complete with food, a patriotic bike parade, activities on the lake, and a fireworks display.

SAN CLEMENTE

4th of July Fireworks Show
Where: San Clemente Pier
When: July 4, 2022, 9PM

Activities: Fireworks show

SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO

Fourth of July Celebration & Summer Carnival
Where: San Juan Capistrano Sports Park – 25925 Camino Del Avion
When: July 1 – July 4, 2022

Activities: Enjoy a weekend packed with fun at the summer carnival featuring music, dancing, carnival rides and games, bounce house, food, exhibitors, and fireworks at 9:00 p.m. on July 4th! Free trolley service!

Friday, July 1: Carnival is 4PM – 10PM
Saturday & Sunday: Carnival runs 12PM – 10PM
Monday, July 4th: Summer Carnival & 4th of July Celebration 12PM – 10:30PM

SANTA ANA

Independence Day Celebration
Where: Centennial Park – 3000 West Edinger Ave.
When: July 4, 2022 5PM – 9:30PM

Activities: Food, live music, kids activities, and more. Fireworks show begins at 9:00.

TUSTIN

4th of July An All American Blast
Where: Tustin High School Stadium
When: July 4, 2022

Activities: Fireworks begin at 9:00 p.m. A livestream will begin at 8:30 at www.Tustin4thOfJuly.com with a radio broadcast of music on 91.7 FM. The High School will remain closed. Families are asked to watch the show from home.

VILLA PARK

Villa Park Fourth of July Parade
Where: Villa Park High School
When: 9:00 a.m.

Activities: For 2022, Villa Park rolls out the Stars On Parade masked strolling and rolling event on the 4th of July. Decorate your bike, scooter, wagon, skateboard, stroller, or scooter and join in the fun. Motorized vehicles will be permitted but will park on Taft and enter the group after walkers have passed. Line-up begins at 8:30 am.

YORBA LINDA

4th of July Fireworks Spectacular
Where: Veterans Sports Park – 4756 Valley View Ave. & Yorba Linda Middle School – 4777 Casa Loma Ave.
When: July 4, 2022 beginning at 5:00 PM; Fireworks at 9:00 PM

Activities: Food vendors, family activities, live band featuring Rouge Radio and fireworks display.

In between barbecues and beach days, you still need to stay on top of maintenance around the home. Otherwise you might find yourself with big problems down the line—and big repair costs. If you want to know what the SIX SUMMER MAINTENANCE TASKS THAT COULD SAVE YOU CASH are, click on the video below!

Do you know about the Huntington Library near Pasadena? It’s not just a Library! It’s also an Art Museum and Botanical Gardens. The Huntington is located near Pasadena at 1151 Oxford Road, San Marino, California, 12 miles from downtown Los Angeles. Visitor information: huntington.org or 626-405-2100.

PLEASE NOTE: WEEKEND RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. Advance reservations required for weekends. Capacity limited. No walk-ins. >> Reserve HERE

This weekend kicks off Huntington Library’s Summer Evening Strolls where you can enjoy the breathtaking gardens at sunset, meet your friends and dine at the 1919 Cafe. Summer Evening Strolls are only available on selected evenings through Labor Day. Check out Huntington Library’s website for detailed information on dates, hours, and tickets.

Advance online timed entry ticket purchase required. Free for members.
4:30–8 p.m.

There are plenty of other events on their CALENDAR including the following that we hand picked:

You may be someone who looks forward to summer each year because it gives you an opportunity to rest, unwind, and enjoy more quality time with your loved ones. Now that summer is just around the corner, it’s worthwhile to start thinking about your plans and where you want to spend your vacations this year. Here are a few reasons a vacation home could be right for you.

Why You May Want To Consider a Vacation Home Today

Over the past two years, a lot has changed. You may be one of many people who now work from home and have added flexibility in where you live. You may also be someone who delayed trips for personal or health reasons. If either is true for you, there could be a unique opportunity to use the flexibility that comes with remote work or the money saved while not traveling to invest in your future by buying a vacation home.

Bankrate explains why a second home, or a vacation home, may be something worth considering:

How a Professional Can Help You Find the Right One

So, if you’re looking for an oasis, you may be able to make it a second home rather than just the destination for a trip. If you could see yourself soaking up the sun in a vacation home, you may want to start your search. Summer is a popular time to buy vacation homes. By beginning the process now, you could get ahead of the competition.

The first step is working with a local real estate advisor who can help you find a home in your desired location. A professional has the knowledge and resources to help you understand the market, what homes are available and at what price points, and more. They can also walk you through all the perks of owning a second home and how it can benefit you.

A recent article from the National Association of Realtors (NAR), mentions some of the top reasons buyers today are looking into purchasing a second, or a vacation, home:

If any of the reasons covered here resonate with you, connect with a real estate professional to learn more. They can give you expert advice based on what you need, your goals, and what you’re hoping to get out of your second home.

Bottom Line

Owning a vacation home is an investment in your future and your lifestyle. If this is one of your goals this year, you still have time to buy and enjoy spending the summer in your vacation home. When you’re ready to get started, let’s connect.

“Don’t be discouraged if your garden doesn’t look great right now,” says Erin Schanen, Troy-Bilt garden expert, master garden volunteer, and creator of The Impatient Gardener blog and YouTube channel. In many cases, she says, your neglected plants can be nursed back to health—but it won’t happen overnight.

If you’re game to revive your feeble flora into a thriving garden once more, read on. Here are some of the vital steps you should take.

Clear out your flower beds

Out with the old, and then in with the new, say garden experts.

“Before planting new flowers, shrubs, or vegetables, it’s important to first clear out any fall and winter debris that made its way in,” says Bailey Carson, home expert at Angi, the home improvement recommendation site.

“Clear out leaves, needles, pine cones, and weeds, in addition to any other unwanted rubbish like acorns, twigs, and moldy mulch,” adds Carson. It’s important to start off your spring garden with a clean slate—even if you have just a container garden.

And don’t forget weeds, says Schanen. The longer you wait to tackle them, the bigger the job will be, so don’t delay.

“Dig them out with a soil knife, trowel, or garden fork so you remove the roots as well, and shake off any soil,” Schanen says.

Re-edge the area

Edging sounds more difficult than it is, but it can make a huge difference in a garden.

“Few things can make a garden come together better than a fresh, tidy edge,” says Schanen. “If you used some kind of edging material, make sure it’s well-weeded and level. If you used stones or bricks, this might mean removing them, tidying up, and replacing them.”

Carson says edging can also help to define the division between your landscape and your lawn.

“To clean up last year’s edging, a pair of edging shears might be all you need. Once this is cleaned up, you’ll be amazed at the difference,” says Carson.

Examine your plants for winter damage

Photo by Jonathan Raith Inc.

After you’ve cleaned up the place through edging, you can have a better view of what else needs to be done.

“For shrubs and trees, check for and prune away any dead leaves and broken branches or limbs. Then take some time to cut back your perennials to help promote fresh spring growth,” says Carson.

Carson says to examine your garden carefully for damage from critters. If you spot any, she says to consider building a barrier or adding some plants to your garden that are known to deter animals, such as those labeled “deer-resistant.”

“If you’re refreshing a container or window garden, this is the time to add some new plants and seeds. Strawberries, tomatoes, radishes, and hot peppers thrive in containers, but don’t be afraid to try other fruits, vegetables, herbs, and smaller-breed plants as well,” says Carson.

Fertilize your plants

Carson suggests applying an organic granular fertilizer to any landscape plants that survived the winter and to new ones you’ve added.

“To keep the foliage safe, be sure to sprinkle the fertilizer around the base of your plants, rather than directly on them. After that, spread a preemergent weed-control product throughout the beds to stop any weed seeds from germinating,” says Carson.

Schanen says heavy feeders like clematis and hydrangea will benefit from a dose of slow-release fertilizer. As a bonus, it will feed your soil. She recommends organic fertilizers, because there is less risk of overfertilizing and burning tender new growth.

“Apply the appropriate amount as directed on the package around the dripline of the plant you’re feeding. If you started with good soil, most perennials and shrubs won’t need much in the way of fertilizer,” says Schanen.

Make sure to water in any fertilizer or amendments, she warns. Annuals need fertilizing to keep producing blooms all season, and should be fed regularly once they start putting on growth.

Add new mulch

The final step in refreshing a garden is to apply a fresh layer of organic mulch, says Carson. Mulch smothers weeds, protects and improves the structure of soil, and improves hydration, she says.

New mulch can help flower beds look cleaned up and refreshed, Carson says. But she advises that the layer should be no thicker than 2 to 3 inches, and it should be added gradually to prevent crushing plants.

“Organic mulches that will break down and feed the soil are best for plants,” says Schanen. “This can be compost, pine straw, broken-down and shredded leaves from the previous fall, bark mulch, or even arborist chips, which are the shredded bits of branches and foliage created by arborists when trees are removed.”

A couple inches of mulch in a wide circle around the tree is plenty.

“And remember to remove weeds before mulching. Any weeds left under mulch will quickly rebound and ruin the fresh look you worked hard to achieve,” says Schanen.

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1. Red White and Blue Drink

2. Easy Sonic Ocean Water Recipe

3. Red White and Blue Cocktail

4. Layered Punch

5. Red White and Blue Non Alcoholic Drinks

6. Sparkling Blueberry Mojito Punch

7. Red White and Blue Smoothie

8. Red White and Blue Punch

9. Blueberry Mojito

10. Kid Friendly Patriotic Punch

11. Strawberry Lemonade

12. Red Wine and Blue Spritzer

13. Red White and Blueberry Margaritas

14. Citrus Splash

15. Patriotic Ice Cream Sodas

16. Fourth of July Milkshakes

17. Raspberry Lemonade

18. Red White and Blue Pina Colada

19. Red White and Blue Sparkling Juice

20. Fourth of July Sparkler

21. Red White and Blue Daiquiris

22. Fourth of July Layered Drink

23. Watermelon Lemonade