The Best Fourth of July Celebrations in Fort Worth

Celebrating America’s 250th Birthday in Style

Red, White and Boots in the Stockyards
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Red, White and Boots in the Stockyards
1Red, White and Boots in the Stockyards
2Fireworks viewing a the National Medal of Honor Museum
3Fort Worth's Fourth at Panther Island Pavilion
4Arlington Independence Day Parade.
5Fireworks over Lake Grapevine.
The Best Fourth of July Celebrations in Fort Worth
Red, White and Boots in the Stockyards.

Red, White and Boots in the Stockyards.

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Fort Worth Digital Diary gives you a locally sourced lay of the land
Fireworks viewing a the National Medal of Honor Museum
The Best Fourth of July Celebrations in Fort Worth
Fireworks viewing a the National Medal of Honor Museum.

Fireworks viewing a the National Medal of Honor Museum.

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Fort Worth Digital Diary gives you a locally sourced lay of the land
Fort Worth's Fourth at Panther Island Pavilion
The Best Fourth of July Celebrations in Fort Worth
Fort Worth's Fourth at Panther Island Pavilion.

Fort Worth's Fourth at Panther Island Pavilion.

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Fort Worth Digital Diary gives you a locally sourced lay of the land
Arlington Independence Day Parade.
The Best Fourth of July Celebrations in Fort Worth
Arlington Independence Day Parade.

Arlington Independence Day Parade.

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Fort Worth Digital Diary gives you a locally sourced lay of the land
Fireworks over Lake Grapevine.
The Best Fourth of July Celebrations in Fort Worth
Fireworks over Lake Grapevine.

Fireworks over Lake Grapevine.

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North Texas has plenty to celebrate this Fourth of July. As America turns 250 this July, we also welcome FIFA World Cup fans to join in the big party. Expect a lot of red, white, and blue, and plenty of fireworks and fanfare. These are the best Fourth of July celebrations in and around Fort Worth to enjoy America’s 250.

National Medal of Honor Museum Hosts Freedom Fest

Fireworks viewing a the National Medal of Honor Museum
Fireworks viewing a the National Medal of Honor Museum.

As America celebrates its 250th birthday, the National Medal of Honor Museum has planned a two-day Independence Day celebration. It will feature live music, special screenings, classic American food, fireworks viewing at the magnificent museum, and opportunities to connect with the stories and values that continue to unite and inspire us today.

Red, White & Boots Celebration: America’s 250th Edition

Red, White and Boots in the Stockyards
Red, White and Boots in the Stockyards.

The Stockyards aren’t celebrating a single day this year; they are planning for a 10-day patriotic extravaganza. The Red, White & Boots Celebration: America’s 250th Edition will run from June 26 through July 5. The patriotic event will feature live music, daily historic cattle drives, and Old West comedy shows district-wide. There will be a lawn party at the Livestock Exchange, and rodeos at the historic Cowtown Coliseum.

Fort Worth’s Fourth at Panther Island Pavilion

Fort Worth's Fourth at Panther Island Pavilion
Fort Worth’s Fourth at Panther Island Pavilion.

You’re invited to the biggest fireworks show and Independence Day celebration in DFW. Fort Worth’s Fourth will celebrate its 19th year as America celebrates 250. It promised to be an evening of festival food, cold drinks, kids’ activities, live music, and incredible fireworks along the banks of the Trinity River at Panther Island Pavilion. Gates open at 5 pm, and admission is free.

Arlington Independence Day Parade

Arlington Independence Day Parade.
Arlington Independence Day Parade.

The city of Arlington is celebrating its 150th birthday this year. One of its longest-running events is the Arlington Independence Day Parade, which is the largest in Texas and one of the biggest in the United States. The Firecracker 5K run kicks things off at 7 am and the parade follows at 9 am.

Fireworks Extravaganza in Grapevine

Fireworks over Lake Grapevine.
Fireworks over Lake Grapevine.

A stunning display will be launched over Lake Grapevine and will begin at 9:30 pm on July 4. This year’s America 250 Golden Jubilee Fireworks Show will be dedicated to the 50 years that Grapevine’s Mayor William D. Tate has spent in office. As this year marks a very special occasion, there will be an enhanced fireworks finale.

Happy Birthday America!

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