Your Guide to Fourth of July Festivities Tuesday in Huntington Woods

A week of festivities is underway in Huntington Woods as the city celebrates the Fourth of July.

Read on to find out what's happening Tuesday.

Chalk Art Contest

• What: Kids, teens and adults will create chalk art based on the theme "Best of Huntington Woods." 
• When: 3:30-7 p.m.; judging and awards to follow immediately.
• Where: Scotia Park.
• What else: Registration closed June 30.

Baby Parade

• What: Two babies between the ages of 9- and 24-months-old will be chosen to ride in the Fourth of July parade during the event, which also will include toys and door prizes.
• When: 5:45-6:45 p.m.
• Where: Scotia Park.
• What else: Registration closed June 28.

DIA Inside|Out Ribbon-Cutting 

• What: Welcome reproductions of five artworks from the Detroit Institute of Arts will be displayed this summer throughout Huntington Woods as part of the fourth annual Inside|Out program.
• When: 6:45-6:55 p.m.
• Where: Scotia Park 
• What else: Click here for a complete guide to Inside|Out in Huntington Woods.

Family Night in Scotia Park

• What: Join Guy Louis and the Chautauqua Express Family for a free, interactive show focused on community and celebration, snack on concessions sold by the Huntington Woods Teen Council or take a $5 carriage ride.
• When: 7-8:15 p.m.
• Where: Scotia Park
• What else: Click here for the complete 2013 Concerts in the Park schedule.