4th of July weekend events fireworks

Celebrate this 4th of July with food, fun and fireworks! It is one of our favorite holidays and we love watching fireworks and parades with our kids.

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Omaha Area Fireworks Displays and Special Events

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Red, White, & Blue Block Party – June 25 (11 a.m. – 2 p.m.), FREE

• 3rd annual Red, White, & Blue Block Party on Saturday, June 25th from 11 am – 2 pm at 2021 U Street. This free event includes waterslides, a bounce house, live music, delicious free food, giveaways from local vendors, firetruck tours, a sports camp for kids and so much more! Come with your family and invite your friends. Take the cue, it’s true, there’s lots of fun things to do at the Red, White, & Blue Block Party! See event flyer here. 
• Location: Heartland Hope Mission, 2021 U St., Omaha, NE.

 Fireworks Extravaganza at Whitehawk Lake – June 25 (6 p.m.), FREE

• Location: 3918 S. 194th, Omaha, NE.

Lake Manawa Fireworks Display – July 1 (10 p.m.), FREE

• Enjoy the fireworks from the water or the shoreline of this beautiful lake.

Independence Day Free Community Event – July 3 (12 – 3 p.m.), FREE

• Enjoy amazing old-time music (provided by Flatwater Drifters), readings from the Declaration of Independence, drawings, and more!
• The Dodge House will be supplying free hamburgers hotdogs, chips, and water (while supplies last). Kona Ice truck will be on-site with this refreshing treat for only $1 per cup.
• Location: Historic General Dodge House, 605 S. 3rd St., Council Bluffs, IA.

4th of July Pool Party – July 4 (pool open – 5 p.m.), $1

• Celebrate the 4th of July at select City of Omaha pools. Admission is only $1 per person. Pools will close at 5 p.m. Only available at pools with open hours for that day. See list of pools here.

62nd Ralston Independence Day Celebration – July 4 (1 p.m.), FREE

• Parade: 1 p.m. start – from 84th & Highland St. through downtown Ralston to 72nd & Main St.

FNBO Independence Day Fireworks at Werner Park – July 4 (7:05 game start time), Tickets required

• Enjoy the fireworks display following the game.
• Location: 12356 Ballpark Way, Papillion, NE.

Symphony and Fireworks Show – July 4 (8p.m.), FREE

• Music Director Ankush Kumar Bahl will lead the Omaha Symphony in a Salute to Our Military concert
• Enjoy the fireworks display following the concert.
• Location: The Riverfront, 900 Farnam Street, Suite 100 Omaha, NE 68102

Flame of Thrones (Firework Show) – July 16 (8 p.m. – 11 p.m), FREE

• Witness beautiful aerial shells, ear-splitting salutes, and breathtaking ground effects all set to music!
• Location: 19440 Davy Jones Cir Plattsmouth, NE 68048

The City of Omaha Celebrates America – July 22 (6 p.m.), FREE

• Normally held the weekend before the Fourth of July, this year the event will be July 22nd. Enjoy this annual celebration with a Fireworks Grand Finale at 10:00 p.m.
• Location: Memorial Park, 6005 Underwood Ave., Omaha, NE.

Proper Fireworks Disposal from Keep Omaha Beautiful

Keep Omaha Beautiful encourages Omaha residents to safely and properly dispose of firework waste over the 4th of July holiday. Fireworks contain a variety of toxic pollutants, including heavy metals, sulfur-coal compounds, and other poisonous materials. To ensure these pollutants do not end up in our local waterways and negatively impact living organisms/aquatic ecosystems, it is important to properly dispose of firework waste and prevent it from entering storm drains on the street. Stormwater and/or urban runoff carrying these firework pollutants will not be treated before it is routed into local streams and rivers.

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