BOSTON (WHDH) - As the Bay State continues to make extraordinary progress in its fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, many communities across the state have decided to bring back in-person firework displays to celebrate this year’s Fourth of July.
Below is a list of cities and towns that are holding Independence Day events:
- Agawam – Fireworks at Six Flags New England (July 3, July 4)
- Amesbury – Fireworks at Woodsom Farm (July 4)
- Boston – Boston Pops fireworks finales on the Boston Common (July 4)
- Braintree – Fireworks celebration at Braintree High School (June 26)
- Chicopee – Fireworks at Chicopee’s Szot Park (June 26)
- Clinton – Fireworks display (July 10)
- East Longmeadow – Fireworks, carnival, concert series (July 3)
- Everett – Fireworks at Glendale Park (July 2)
- Foxboro – Fireworks at Patriot Place at Gillette Stadium (July 2)
- Gloucester – Fireworks at Stage Fort Park (July 3)
- Hyannis – Fireworks at Aselton Park (July 4)
- Lexington – Fireworks at Hastings Park (July 2)
- Mashpee – Fireworks at Mashpee Middle-High School (July 1)
- New Bedford – Fireworks over New Bedford Harbor (July 3)
- North Adams – Fireworks display (July 4)
- Orleans – Fireworks at Rock Harbor (July 10)
- Pepperell – Fireworks display (June 26)
- Plymouth – Fireworks at the Plymouth Village Historic District (July 4)
- Quincy – Fireworks viewing party at Bay Pointe Waterfront Restaurant (July 4)
- Somerville – Fourth of July celebration with fireworks at 541 Broadway (June 30)
- Springfield – Fireworks at Riverfront Park (July 4)
- Webster – Fireworks at Memorial Beach (July 3)
This list will be updated as more events are announced.
(Copyright (c) 2024 Sunbeam Television. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.)