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Stars, Stripes and Sounds Festival

Stars, Stripes and Sounds Festival
Lantern Bay Park
25111 Park Lantern
Dana Point, California 92629
Saturday, July 4, 2026 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Free

Celebrate America's 250 with a free all-day music festival at Lantern Bay Park in Dana Point. The perfect place to relax and enjoy lively music during the day and a nightcap with Dana Point's famous annual fireworks show from Dana Point Harbor. Just a short walk from Doheny Beach and elevated viewpoint for the best viewing spot for the fireworks show at 9 pm.

Access to the festival open to the public and FREE for everyone! The Stars, Stripes and Sounds Festival will include music from 10 am to 9 pm, and variety of activities for all ages. Food and Drink will be available for purchase at the festival. A portion of sales will go to the Dana Point 5th Marine Regiment Support Group.

Concert Schedule:
10 am to 12 pm - Kalama Brothers - Surf Rock and Classics
1 pm to 3 pm - Old Town Road - Pop hits with R&B Feel
4 pm to 6 pm - The New Frontier Band - Pop Hits
7 pm to 9 pm - Coriander - Classic Rock and Pop Hits

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