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    4th of July in Birmingham, Where To Celebrate

    2024-07-01
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    Get ready as Birmingham comes alive with excitement and patriotism, gearing up for one of the most anticipated holidays of the year – the 4th of July! Whether you’re a lifelong resident or a visitor, Birmingham has a plethora of events and activities to make your Independence Day truly memorable. From dazzling firework displays to family-friendly festivals, our comprehensive guide will help you find the perfect way to celebrate the 4th of July in Birmingham.

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    Fire on the Water at Oak Mountain

    Food vendors, swimming, music, activities, and fireworks!

    Gates open at 7 am! Come and spend the day with us! Grab a good spot on the beach and enjoy the day in the park as you wait for the show to start!

    In the interest of public safety, a limited number of tickets will be sold for Fire on the Water. They cost $15, however, Pelham residents may purchase them at a discounted rate of $10 per ticket. Each ticket is valid for one vehicle carrying up to four people. A state-issued ID or utility bill is required for proof of residency.

    Pelham residents also have the benefit of purchasing tickets a week before they officially go on sale. Pelham residents can buy tickets beginning Tuesday, June 1st, and sales open to everyone on June 8th.

    No event tickets will be sold on July 3rd, and regular entrance fees will apply. Cash only at the gate.

    Both gates will CLOSE to the public at 7 pm SHARP. Please plan accordingly!

    Wednesday, July 3rd Activities start at 5pm, Fireworks start at 9pm sharp.

    Birmingham Barons Independence Day Celebration

    Celebrate your Independence Day with the Birmingham Barons as they take on the Rocket City Trash Pandas and enjoy a Fireworks show after the game.

    Wednesday, July 3rd 6:00pm

    Old Town Live July in Helena

    Celebrate America’s birthday in style with Helena’s dazzling 4th of July fireworks show & a FREE Concert! A night of patriotic fun and a stunning display of pyrotechnics that will light up the sky. Free Family Event free event, grab a front-row seat, and get ready to be amazed by the firework show that will light up the sky. Don’t miss this exciting celebration of America’s independence!”

    Wednesday, July 3rd Activities start at 4:30pm

    Shops of Grand River 4th of July Fun Day

    The Backyard’s July 4th celebration! Enjoy bounce houses, face painting, balloon art, and mini golf. Live music acts are TBD.

    Thursday, July 4th

    Sloss’s 4th of July Block Party

    Celebrate with Sloss by having a night of fun: live music, food, drinks and a viewing of thunder on the mountain

    Thursday, July 4th 7-9:30pm

    Independence Day 1776 at American Village

    Patriotic event happening throughout the day ending with fireworks. Music and dance, Games, food trucks, encounters with patriots of the past and more. $5 admission. Veterans, active military and children ages 4 and under are free.

    Thursday, July 4th

    11am

    4th of July Family Festival at Railroad Park

    Live music, food vendors, kid’s activities & more! At 9 PM you’ll have an amazing view of the fireworks at Vulcan Park and Museum!

    Thursday, July 4th, 5pm – 9pm

    Thunder on the Mountain

    The state’s largest 4th of July celebration will again ignite the sky atop red mountain with an array of fireworks in honor of both the cities’ sesquicentennial and our nation’s birthday. Find a spot around town where you can see Vulcan and you’ll be able to see the show!

    Thursday, July 4th

    9pm

    Trussville Freedom Celebration

    Food, fun and fireworks on the mall in Trussville.

    Thursday, July 4th on the Mall in Trussville

    6pm -9pm

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