I’ve lived in several different cities around the United States during my lifetime, and never before have I seen any 4th of July festivities like the ones in Oklahoma. You people really, and I mean really, know how to celebrate Independence Day. So pull out your sparklers and red, white, and blue and get ready to go all out this year – you will have a full weekend of Independence Day options around the metro!
EDMOND
LibertyFest – Our very own Libertyfest has been rated one of the Top 10 places to be on the 4th of July by both CNN and USA Today! Fireworks this year will be Monday night at 9:30 pm at Hafer Park!
OKLAHOMA CITY
Red, White and Boom – TONIGHT, head down to Scissortail Park for an outdoor concert by the OKC Philharmonic. Bring blankets and a picnic basket, and listen to all your favorite patriotic songs. Fireworks return this year to Red, White, and Boom to light up the OKC skyline!
YUKON
Freedom Fest – Yukon offers a two-day 4th of July celebration, starting at 8:00 am on July 3! Events include live concerts, kids’ activities, food trucks, contests, and giant fireworks shows at 10:00 pm on both July 3 and 4!
MOORE
Celebration in the Heartland – From 2:00 – 10:00 pm on July 4, come celebrate with food trucks, vendors, and a fireworks show at dark!
NORMAN
Norman’s 4th Fest – On July 4, celebrate at Reaves Park in Norman with volleyball, kids’ activities, and food trucks! Live music begins at 5:00 pm, and fireworks begin at dark!
MIDWEST CITY
Tribute to Liberty – Family event beginning at 6:00 pm on July 4, featuring live music, food trucks, and fireworks show. Event organizers suggest that families bring picnic baskets, lawn chairs, and blankets to sit on!
PIEDMONT
Piedmont Patriotic Country Fair – Beginning at 5:00 pm, celebrate in Piedmont! Activities include food trucks, pony rides, petting zoo, and carnival rides and games. Also: kids’ bike-decorating contest, salsa and pie contests, quilt making contests, and more. Fireworks follow after dark!
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