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Norco highlights July 4 plans, horse parade and community events; Quakes 'Norco night' tickets available

Norco City Council · July 2, 2026
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Summary

Council and a public commenter promoted July 3–4 community events including a horse parade aiming for 250 horses, a Pikes Peak Park community event with vendors and a dunk tank, and a Quakes 'Norco night' ticket block available through July 4 at about $17.30 per seat.

Council members and a public commenter used the meeting to promote upcoming community events. Deputy city manager asked the public to attend a July 3 community night at Pikes Peak Park with vendors, a band and a car show; wristbands for dunk‑tank participation are $10 presale and $15 at the event. "Hope to see everybody on July 3 at Pikes Peak Park up at the turf... $10 presale, $15 there," the deputy city manager said.

Public commenter Bonnie Slager urged attendance at July 4 festivities, said organizers already had more than 100 horses promised toward a goal of 250, and encouraged residents to take advantage of a Quakes 'Norco night' ticket block priced at about $17.30 per seat. "I know we have over 100 horses promised and so we don't have that far to go to get to our 250," Slager said. Council members also noted volunteers and local groups participating in the celebrations.

Council did not take policy action on the events during the meeting; staff provided logistical details and ticketing guidance for residents.