Fireworks During a Pandemic

 

The Fourth of July will be a little different this year with many cities canceling festivals and parades due to COVID-19. Here’s a list of events and fireworks shows that are still happening in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex and beyond. This is the latest but you still might want to check with organizers to make sure the event hasn’t been canceled last minute. And if you decide to get out in your cars rather than stream, please social distance, wear masks and respect each other. Most importantly, have fun, be safe, and celebrate!  

 

Addison, July 3rd
Addison Kaboom Town- Streaming July 3rd  – The watch party and airshow were canceled and Addison Circle Park will be closed. No in-person viewing of fireworks will take place. A large fireworks show at an undisclosed, out-of-town location will be streamed live on Addison’s YouTube channel at 9:30 p.m

 

Allen, July 3
Spirit in the Sky
Watch the fireworks from your car in the area near W. Exchange Parkway and N. Watters Road beginning at 9:30 p.m.
Allen Special Events

 

Anna, July 4
Fireworks at Anna Coyote Stadium
The show starts at 9:30 p.m. Hand sanitizer will be provided and seating may be limited to allow for social distancing.
Greater Anna Chamber

 

Arlington, July 3-4
Celebrate Independence Day
The annual festival has been replaced with a fireworks display Friday at 9:30 p.m. visible from the Globe Life Field, AT&T Stadium and Six Flags Hurricane Harbor parking lots. The Arlington Independence Day Parade has been canceled.
Arlington 4th

 

Burleson, July 4
Fireworks show
A fireworks show is planned at Chisenhall Field without concert or concessions.
Burleson TX

 

Burleson Lions Club Fourth of July Parade
Families are asked to stand 6 feet apart and parade will be livestreamed on the internet.
Burleson Lions

 

Canton, July 4
Chamber of Commerce 4th of July Parade and Festivities
The festival includes watermelon & hot dog eating contests, live entertainment, parade, balloon glow and fireworks show.
Events

 

Colleyville, June 26
Stars and Guitars
The event with music, food and fireworks will be moved to City Park and attendees are encouraged to tailgate, bring blankets and/or lawn chairs and enjoy an evening under the stars!
Colley Ville

 

Dallas, July 4
A Fireworks Salute to Healthcare Heroes broadcast on CBS 11 at 9:30 pm on Saturday, July 4.

 

Denton, July 4
4th of July in Denton
The Yankee Doodle Parade and Liberty Run 5K will be held virtually. The fireworks show at Apogee Stadium was canceled.
Discover Denton

 

Farmers Branch, July 2
Independence Day Celebration Canceled
“The City of Farmers Branch has joined other area cities in making the decision to cancel our July 2 Independence Day fireworks show”

 

Fort Worth, July 4
Fort Worth’s Fourth
Panther Island Pavilion will be closed and there will be no activities. The largest fireworks show in North Texas will be at a higher level for better visibility. It will be shown live on FOX 4 at 9:20 p.m. and also streamed on FOX4News.com.
Fort Worths Fourth

 

Frisco, July 4
Frisco Freedom Fest
City of Frisco and FC Dallas will host a 20-minute fireworks show on July 4 at 9:30 p.m. with parking at Toyota Stadium. People are encouraged to stay in their vehicles to watch. The Hotter ‘N Firecracker 5K, cornhole tournament and festival planned for July 3 – 4 are canceled due to COVID-19.
Frisco Freedom Fest

 

Granbury, July 3-4
Old-Fashioned 4th of July Celebration
The festivities include live music, food, vendors, a parade and a fireworks show at 9:45 p.m.

 

Grapevine, July 4
July 4th Fireworks Extravaganza
View the fireworks over Lake Grapevine from multiple areas, including some that are paid. Parking spaces may be limited.
Grape Vine Texas USA

 

Gun Barrel City, July 11
July Fest
The Triple T Amusement Carnival starts at 6 p.m., with live music, fireworks and more.
Gun Barrel City

 

Haltom City, July 4
Northeast Tarrant County’s Annual Family 4th Celebration
Family fun starts at 5 p.m. and the fireworks show starts at approximately 9:30 p.m.

 

Hudson Oaks, July 4
Boomin’ 4th
There will be fireworks and live music, and a livestream will be offered right before the show starts.
Boomin 4th

 

Irving, July 4
Virtual Independence Day Celebration
The virtual celebration will have a look back at Irving’s best of July 4th footage of parades, fireworks and music.

 

Joshua, July 3
Independence Day Celebration
The fireworks will be behind Acker Auditorium. The stadium will be closed, so people are asked to bring lawn chairs.
Joshua Chamber

 

Lewisville, July 4
Stars & Stripes Parade and Festival
The social distancing celebration will offer family fun during a parade and festival.

 

 

 

McKinney, July 4
Red, White and Boom
There will be no activities, food vendors or concerts, but walk-in entry is permitted for the fireworks show. It may be restricted if capacity is reached.
Red White and Boom

 

Mesquite, July 4
Fireworks Extravaganza at Devil’s Bowl Speedway
The event includes racing and fireworks.
Devils Bowl

 

North Richland Hills, July 4
Northeast Tarrant County’s Annual Family 4th Celebration
Family fun starts at 5 p.m. and the fireworks show starts at approximately 9:30 p.m.

 

Plano, July 4
All American 4th of July Fireworks
People are being asked to watch the fireworks from their home, vehicle, or neighborhood. The fireworks will launch from the Lavon Farms near the Plano Event Center.

 

Richardson, June 30-July 4
Family Fourth at Home
Fireworks were canceled but the fun isn’t going away, we are going virtual for a new kind of celebration! Join us as we celebrate Independence Day with a variety of activities throughout the week of June 30-July 4.

 

Roanoke, July 3
Roanoke’s Virtual 3rd of July
The virtual celebration will be on Roanoke’s social media and website, and will feature music and fireworks shows from previous years.
Roanoke

 

Rockwall, July 4
Parade, Concert, Fireworks
The parade will be held Saturday morning, and the celebration will continue later at Harry Myers Park.

 

Seagoville, June 27
Fireworks in the Park
The festival has been canceled, but the fireworks show will still go on as planned. Families are welcome to bring a picnic, chairs and coolers, and are asked to social distance.
Seagoville

 

Southlake, July 3
Fireworks Show
A special commemorative video will be released on social media and fireworks shot from Bicentennial Park. The park will be closed and will not be open for viewing the fireworks.
Visit South Lake Texas

 

 

The Colony, July 3-4
Red, White & Brave
Lava Cantina will host a limited live show starting at 9:30 p.m. Friday with a livestreamed fireworks display afterward.

 

Fireworks at The Colony Five Star Complex
The events are canceled but fireworks will go off at The Colony Five Star Complex Saturday night.
The Colony TX

 

Trophy Club, July 4
Independence Day Celebration
The celebration includes a 5K race, parade, fireworks show and more.
TX Trophy Club

 

Weatherford, July 4
Spark in the Park
A free fireworks show and concerts will be held at Heritage Park.