Miami offers all sorts of traditional entertainment during 4th of July weekend. Barbecue and hot dogs, fairs, outdoor concerts, parades, and fireworks are all part of the experience. Pyrotechnic shows are especially stunning in Miami when the lit-up sky reflects in the waters of the nearby beaches.
America's Birthday Bash at Bayfront Park (July 4, 2023)
Bayfront Park offers the largest and most prominent 4th of July celebrations—America’s Birthday Bash. There is live music, plenty of food trucks, Kids' Zone, and the major highlight is breathtaking fireworks display over beautiful Biscayne Bay. The festivities start in the afternoon while fireworks are launched at 9:00 pm and last for 30 minutes.
Miami Beach's Fire on the Fourth (July 4, 2023)
To celebrate America's independence, the City of Miami Beach holds the annual Fire on the Fourth celebration. The festival, taking place at North Beach, near 73rd Street and Collins Avenue, features a full day of entertainment, Family Zone, food trucks, an outdoor disco, circus performers, live music, and a magic show. A stunning firework display illuminates the skies over North Beach and South Beach. A colorful show can be watched directly from numerous sidewalk cafes and restaurants or rooftop spots in the area. Fireworks usually start at 9:00 pm.
Key Biscayne 4th of July Parade and Fireworks (July 4, 2023)
There is no holiday without a 4th of July parade. Visit Key Biscayne at 11 am to witness a traditional patriotic procession with flying jets, marching bands, golf carts, floats and tons of US-themed decorations. The parade goes along Crandon Boulevard, from Harbor Drive to West Enid Drive. The Village Green also hosts picnics and fireworks in the evening (Fireworks Extravaganza on the Green 2020 has been canceled).
