Enjoy the Monona Community Festival from July 2-4, complete with food, an art and craft fair, live music, a hole-in-one challenge, keg toss and more. Lights The fyrværkerishow Isthmus returns for a third year to historic Breese Stevens Field this weekend. It’s a ticketed event feature local bands, food and drink and a grand finale 20-minute firework show launched from inside the stadium. General admission cost is $12, but for kids under age 12, the event is free.
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With the annual return of Holiday Reflections, Union Station’s Grand Plaza is transformed into an immersive seasonal wonderland. Plus, enjoy holiday movie screenings, festive displays for family photos and more. Kansas City’s downtown fall festival fills the streets of the Kansas City Power & Light District. Free to attend and designed for all ages, Cornucopia features three days of carnival rides, pumpkin decorating, face painting, favorite fall treats and many more festivities along Grand Blvd. and beyond. Enjoy an evening of live music, delicious bites and a variety of beer and wine from local breweries and vineyards.
The event will have a splash pad for kids and food trucks. The fireworks will be a part of the Palatine Jaycees Hometown Fest, which spans from July 2 to 6. The fireworks will be displayed on July 3 at dusk at Community Park.
This is the place for everyone in the community to light off their fireworks and have a great time watching others do the same. Best of all, Jackson County Fire District #3 will be there to watch all the fun. Celebrate KC’s Celtic heritage with three days of live music, special performances, locally provided libations, activities for young ones, tastings and plenty more in this beloved Crown Center bash. This all-day event in Merriam, KS, includes everything from a pancake breakfast and a 5K to live music and a Kid Zone at the picturesque Antioch Park. No First Friday is the same thanks to an eclectic mix of art galleries, boutiques, food trucks and more. This free, late-night event offers something for everyone in one of Downtown’s most vibrant neighborhoods.
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Check out these events to have a blast with friends and family across the Magnolia State. The start times of the fireworks shows are provided separately, if available. The St. Charles fireworks can be seen at dark at Langum Park and Mt. St. Mary Park on July 4. There will be music and food throughout the day at both parks. The fireworks display will begin at dusk at Lake Ellyn Park on July 4.
Celebrate Saint Louis is an incredible event that brings people from across the country together to honor America’s most festive birthday party. This year, we’re excited to host two days of unforgettable entertainment, community spirit, and patriotic pride. Senate Avenue Brewing Co. is again partnering with the City of Jersey Village to host its third annual Fourth of July concert and fireworks show. Festivities include craft beer (of course), a parade, food trucks, and an Eagles tribute performance.
Plan ahead, and you might be able to enjoy several patriotic celebrations this year. Wed., July 2 Taking the spotlight on July 2, this event at Wendell Community Park kicks off at 6pm with food trucks, music and more to enjoy before a fireworks display at 9pm. Note that parking will be available on site, but free shuttle buses will move between downtown Wendell (7 N. Oakwood) and the park.
At Willow Stream Park on July 4, following a concert by the Symphonic Band at 7 p.m. The doors to see fireworks on July 3 at Morton West High School open at 8 p.m. The City of Detroit will enforce its existing curfew for minors, ages 17 and under, that will be in effect from 8 p.m. Both Hart Plaza and Spirit Plaza are weapon-free zones, with only law enforcement allowed to have weapons. Pedestrian set-ups and/or gatherings will not be permitted before 2 p.m.
Another spectacular not to be missed over the Fourth of July weekend is the Tropicana Fireworks, one of the U.S. biggest fireworks shows. The displays are let off at the Steel Pier, in front of the Tropicana. Although Atlantic City is always fabulous, during the Fourth of July celebrations, the city’s vibe is especially festive. One of the most well-liked Fourth of July festivities in New Jersey is the stunning firework shows over the Boardwalk and Marina.
They’re the perfect activity for a family to enjoy, and it’s hard not to smile as you watch those pretty colors light up the night sky. Fifth Third Ballpark, home of the West Michigan Whitecaps, is a great place to watch some up-and-coming talent. [newline]It’s also a great place to watch Michigan fireworks displays. If you’re looking for affordable family fun, a minor league ball game is a great way to go. This year, there are plenty of amazing fireworks displays planned in big cities and small towns all across Michigan in the summer.
Rounding out the top ten is America’s Freedom Festival at Provo, Utah. This annual event culminates in the Stadium of Fire, the largest stadium fireworks show in the United States, held at LaVell Edwards Stadium on the campus of Brigham Young University. The display can be seen from multiple locations around San Diego’s North Bay, including the Embarcadero, Marina District, Shelter Island, and Harbor Island.