Events for July 5, 2026

? COME CELEBRATE AMERICA’S 250TH ANNIVERSARY! ? ? Sunday, July 5 ? White Oak Park | 235 Baird Rd, Branchburg ? 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM ? FREE ADMISSION ? Dogs Welcome Celebrate America’s 250th with an unforgettable day of food, music, and community fun — all benefiting the Branchburg Fire Department! ? ? Fireworks Show at Dusk! ? 21 gourmet specialty food trucks ? Local vendors ? Adult beverage bar ? Live Entertainment: • 12 PM – Tequila Rose • 3 PM – Eddie Testa Band • 6 PM – Belle Tones Bring your family, friends, and pups and enjoy a full day of celebration, capped off with a spectacular fireworks display! ?

Promotion: T-Shirts Fans will receive a Somerset Semiquincentennial t-shirt when they enter the ballpark. | Presented By Bill Leary AC & Heating | First 2,000 Adults and 500 Kids Game Highlight (2): Somerset Semiquincentennials The Patriots will play as the Somerset Semiquincentennials to commemorate America's 250th Celebration! Game Highlight: Kids Run The Bases After every Sunday home game, kids get to run the bases! | Presented By Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey

This July 4th weekend, while everyone is busy remembering America’s past, we hope you’ll also remember the people working to preserve Somerset County’s history every day. On Sunday, July 5, 2026 at 1:05 pm, the Somerset Patriots will take the field as the Somerset Semiquincentennials in special commemorative uniforms celebrating America’s 250th anniversary — and the Somerset County Historical Society has been selected as the featured non-profit for the game. A portion of every ticket sold through our fundraiser benefits the Somerset County Historical Society, an all-volunteer organization dedicated to preserving local history, maintaining a historic home, and sharing Somerset County’s stories with the community. This is one of only four special Semiquincentennials games this season, making it a unique chance to enjoy baseball, celebrate history, and support local preservation efforts all at once. We know there are plenty of ways to spend a holiday weekend, but we hope you’ll consider spending part of yours with us at the ballpark. History has always mattered to us — and we’re grateful to everyone who helps keep it alive.