Okamoto's School of Karate
Wasilla, AK:
Come and walk with us at the 4th of July Parade and Bearpaw Festival
4th of July Parade and Bearpaw Festival!
ANCHORAGE 4th OF JULY PARADE
Okamoto's Karate will be participating once again in the Fourth of July Parade Celebration in Downtown Anchorage and Wasilla.
Students who wish to participate are encourage to come, in uniform and comfortable walking shoes, to the corner of 8th St. and I St. at 9:30 a.m. at downtown Anchorage.
Simultaneously be walking in the parade at downtown Wasilla, meeting will be at Wasilla High School parking lot at 9:30am
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