In July 2026, the Port of New York and New Jersey will host Sail4th 250, commemorating the 250th anniversary of American independence. The event will include over 60 tall ships, an international naval review, and a national broadcast of the July 4 Parade of Sail. Projected to create $2.85 billion in economic activity, it aims to draw eight to ten million spectators. The public can access the tall ships for free and engage with historical documents, enhancing cultural experiences across New York and New Jersey.
The six-day celebration in July 2026, projected to generate $2.85 billion in economic activity, will include more than 60 tall ships and a national broadcast coverage.
The International Parade of Tall Ships, expected on July 4, 2026, will feature 30 Class A and 30 Class B vessels from 23 countries.
Spectators can expect a breathtaking maritime procession stretching from the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge to the George Washington Bridge, drawing crowds of eight to ten million people.
The international tall ships will be open to the public free of charge throughout their stay, allowing visitors to walk the decks of these historic vessels.
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