In celebration of the 125th anniversary, Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen announced at the June 24 Common Council meeting that the Noblesville Elks Lodge #576 will be the Grand Marshal of the 2025 Fourth of July Parade presented by Gaylor Electric.
This recognition celebrates the Elks’ commitment, generosity, and impactful community leadership as one of the city’s most established organizations, located at 35 S. 9th St.
“The city looks forward to the Noblesville Elks Lodge serving as the Independence Day Parade Grand Marshal to celebrate the contributions they have made to our community,” Mayor Jensen said. “The Elks embodies the true spirit of American patriotism and serving as Grand Marshal provides the community an opportunity to celebrate more than a century of service and generosity.”
Founded in 1900, the Noblesville Elks have invested more than $5 million into local programs supporting individuals with special needs, student scholarships, youth athletics, veterans, and civic causes. Their commitment to charity, justice, brotherly love, and fidelity continues to uplift the community and exemplify true civic spirit.
“The Noblesville Elks is honored to serve as the Grand Marshal of our hometown Independence Day parade,” said Geoff Robinson, Secretary of Noblesville Elks Lodge #576. “Our goal and passion are to promote the welfare and enhance the happiness of our members, foster the spirit of American patriotism, and provide support to our community. We have been doing this for the past 125 years and hope to continue for many more years to come.”
The Fourth of July Parade presented by Gaylor Electric will step off at 4 p.m. in downtown Noblesville and is part of a full day of festivities that includes live music, family activities, and the 4th of July Fireworks Festival Presented by IDI Composites International beginning at 6 p.m. at Forest Park.
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