Video How people are celebrating 'Star Wars Day'
May the "fourth" be with you as fans of the franchise are finding many ways to celebrate and ABC News' Will Ganss is gearing up for it.
abcnews.go.comHere’s the latest you can act on now regarding Star Wars Day.
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Star Wars Day (May 4) coverage tends to spike each year with new drops and events, including trailers, shorts, and social campaigns from Star Wars and Disney affiliates. For 2026 specifics, check StarWars.com’s Star Wars Day hub and neighboring posts for the current year’s announcements and featured activities.[2][3][4]
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Popular ways people celebrate include watching new shorts or trailers, streaming Star Wars content on platforms like Disney+, and joining official social conversations with #MayThe4thBeWithYou or #StarWarsDay. Local celebrations (theme park offerings, cosplay meetups) vary by city and year; your best bet is to search for Dallas-area events or venues offering Star Wars Day experiences this year.[3][5][2]
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If you want, I can pull the latest official posts and summarize what’s new this year (e.g., new shorts, games, or partnerships) and highlight any Dallas-area celebrations you could attend. Would you like me to do that?
Illustration: A simple plan to celebrate today
- Watch the latest Star Wars Day trailer or short released this year.
- Check Disney+ for any Star Wars Day features or premieres.
- Follow StarWars.com’s Day hub and your local parks or retailers for event details.
Citations:
- Star Wars Day hub and coverage on StarWars.com.[4]
- Yearly Star Wars Day activities and highlights page including trailers and campaigns.[2]
- Local and event-driven Star Wars Day content and social campaigns.[3]