Happy Fourth of July!
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.
Omaha Area Fireworks Displays and Special Events
– Look for this symbol for the Fireworks Displays!
City of Omaha Celebrates America Presenting Melissa Etheridge with Fireworks June 30
- The free Memorial Park concert returns with music beginning at 6pm and the fireworks starting at 10pm sharp.
- Location: Memorial Park
Independence Day Free Community Event – July 2 (12 – 3 pm), FREE
- Please join us for our Annual Free Community Celebration! Come enjoy an afternoon of live old-time music, free tours, free food and drink, and much more!
- Location: Historic General Dodge House, 605 S. 3rd St., Council Bluffs, IA.
4th of July Pool Party – July 4 (pool open – 5 pm), $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.
Ralston’s 63rd Annual Independence Day Celebration with Fireworks – July 4 (1 pm), FREE
- Parade: 1 p.m. start – from 84th & Highland St. through downtown Ralston to 72nd & Main St.
Omaha Storm Chasers Baseball Game with Independence Day Fireworks – July 3 (7:05 game start time), Tickets required
- Enjoy the fireworks display following the game.
- Location: 12356 Ballpark Way, Papillion, NE.
Symphony and Fireworks Show – Postponed to July 5th(8 pm), 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
Lake Manawa – Postponed to July 5th (9:45 p.m.)
Blaire Fireworks – Postponed to July 5th
- Location: Transformation Hill on the former Dana Campus
Wahoo Fireworks – Postponed to July 8th (10 p.m.)
Field Club Independence Day – July 5
- Along 36th Street and Woolworth Avenue
- 36th and Woolworth , Omaha, NE, United States, Nebraska
- 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.
- To learn how you can safely dispose of fireworks in order to prevent litter and water pollution visit the Keep Omaha Beautiful website:
http://www.keepomahabeautiful.org/resources/fireworks-disposal-guidelines.html
- Have a wonderful Fourth of July Holiday!
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