
Red Oak Celebrates Founders Day 2026
Red Oak celebrated Founders Day on September 19, 2026, with a parade, festival, family activities, and a Battle of the Bands showdown.

Red Oak celebrated Founders Day on September 19, 2026, with a parade, festival, family activities, and a Battle of the Bands showdown.

Still figuring out Saturday? September 19 brings classic trucks to Waxahachie, a parade and festival to Red Oak, and a full day of shopping, culture and music in Ennis. Here are a few ways to spend the day around Ellis County.

Waxahachie marked Independence Day with a Fourth of July parade through the city Saturday morning.

Ellis County has a full Independence Day weekend ahead, with fireworks, parades, live music, family activities planned in Waxahachie and Midlothian.

Ellis County has a packed weekend ahead, with concerts, car shows, fireworks, food trucks, soccer, BBQ and family-friendly events happening across Waxahachie, Ennis, Red Oak and Glenn Heights.

Waxahachie celebrated Juneteenth on Saturday with a community parade that started at Lee Penn Park and made its way through city streets and downtown.

Waxahachie will celebrate Juneteenth on Saturday, June 20, with a parade, community picnic and local history opportunities centered around Lee Penn Park and the Ellis County African American Hall of Fame Museum & Library.

Red Oak residents gathered on Saturday, September 20, for the annual Founders Day Parade and Festival. The celebration kicked off with a parade, followed by gathering at Watkins Park.