On June 14, Branson is throwing a record-breaking party for America’s 250th Anniversary. It’s where the Red, White, and Blue are flown proudly, and where the spirit of patriotism is woven into every shop, show, and event. This celebration will take place on the top floor of the parking garage at the Branson Convention Center in Historic Downtown Branson.
A one-of-a-kind Guinness World Record will be attempted on Flag Day, creating a mosaic of red, white, and blue custom Branson flags covering more than 1,200 square feet. This mosaic will feature the letter B from the Branson logo, along with the signature star. This World Record has never been set before, is the only Flag Day World Record attempting to be set with flags, and spectators are welcome. Review, photography, and judging of the World Record will feature an official Guinness World Record judge, drone photography, a land surveyor, and hundreds of flags. The flags will also be available for purchase after the event for residents and visitors to own a piece of history.
“The 250th Anniversary of our country is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and we wanted to do it in grand style in one of the most patriotic places in America,” said Senior Vice President/Chief Marketing & Communications Officer, Heather Hermen. “Our community has wholeheartedly embraced this celebration, and we invite our local residents, visitors, and media to join us and wear your best red, white, and blue to join in the fun.”
Guinness World Record Attempt| June 14, 12:00 p.m.
Beginning at noon, flags will be arranged on the top floor of the Branson Convention Center. Hundreds of flags will be used to create a piece that will claim the Guinness World Record for the largest flag mosaic.
Flag Day Parade | June 14, 4 p.m.
Branson’s organizations are banding together to create an unforgettable Flag Day Parade. Historic Downtown Branson will be a hub of patriotism with streets draped in American Flags, a spirit of celebration, and stores bringing their best. See local businesses and entertainers on floats decked out in American gear, view classic cars on display, and support local patriotic organizations by attending. The celebration of America’s 250th has never been larger, and all are invited.