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4th of July Events & Fireworks 2024 in Oklahoma City, OK

Community festivals and big-city fireworks to celebrate America's independence

Dates: late June–early July, 2024

Located in the heart of Oklahoma, OKC always hosts an array of exciting events to celebrate America's Birthday. Covered in red, white, and blue, Oklahoma City offers much more than festive decorations. It is home to some of the nation's best barbecues, vibrant festivals, concerts, and fireworks displays.

The Bricktown Fireworks at the Flagpole (July 3, 2024)

On the evening of Wednesday, July 3, from 7-11 pm, visitors can enjoy the Bricktown Fireworks at the Flagpole, a night of music filling the air, leading up to the Red, White, & Boom Fireworks display right after the sunset. The crowd can indulge in performances by Mallory Eagle, Kyle Earhart, Cindy Scarberry, Dustin Jones, the Oklahoma Opry Band, and special guests. Food and drink will be available throughout the Bricktown district, adding to the festive atmosphere as everyone awaits the stunning fireworks show.

Stars & Stripes River Festival (June 22–July 1, 2024)

Stars & Stripes River Festival is one of OKC residents' favorite 4th of July events. It features a regatta, rafting, rowing, and dragon boat races, as well as food trucks, live music, and various entertainment. Held on the Oklahoma River in the Boathouse District, the festival starts with the Stars & Stripes Regatta. More water adventures and races await spectators during the day. In the evening, spectators can see OGE NightSprints on the Oklahoma River. Activities end at 8 pm.

Tribute to Liberty Midwest City (July 4, 2024)

Every year, Midwest City hosts Tribute to Liberty in Joe B. Barnes Regional Park off of East Reno Ave. Starting at 7 pm, visitors can bring picnic baskets, blankets, and lawn chairs. There will be entertainment, food trucks, and fireworks starting at around 9:45 pm.

Celebration in the Heartland, Moore (July 4, 2024)

The Celebration in the Heartland takes place off NE 12th Street in Buck Thomas Park in Moore between 2 and 10 pm. The festivities feature live music, food trucks, a classic car, truck and motorcycle show, children’s activities, and fireworks around 9:45 pm. Kids can enjoy carnival rides while adults indulge in spicy barbecue, grilled onion burgers, and other tasty treats.