The 4th of July is right around the corner, and that means it’s time to start making plans to celebrate America’s birthday in style! North Texas always goes big for the patriotic holiday, with countless festivals, concerts, and jaw-dropping fireworks displays. Here are some of the best events happening around the DFW metroplex in 2024:
Fair Park Fourth (Dallas)
July 4th, 2024
One of the largest 4th of July celebrations in the country, Fair Park Fourth features an all-day festival with live music, food trucks, family activities, and more. But the real star of the show is the incredible fireworks finale, one of the most spectacular pyrotechnic displays in the nation set to a choreographed musical soundtrack.
Kaboomtown (Addison)
July 3rd, 2024
The annual Kaboomtown in Addison is known for having one of the best 4th of July fireworks shows in DFW. But before the night sky lights up, enjoy an afternoon and evening festival with live music, a petting zoo, a children’s parade, air shows, and more family-friendly fun.
Fourth of July Celebration (Frisco)
July 4th, 2024
Frisco goes all out for the 4th with a full day of events, kicking off with a morning parade followed by Frisco FreedomFest, which features live music, food trucks, games, and activities. The night is capped off with a stunning fireworks display over Toyota Stadium.
Rockin’ Rangers Fourth of July (Arlington)
July 4th, 2024
Spend your Independence Day at Globe Life Field cheering on the Texas Rangers as they take on the Seattle Mariners. There will be a special patriotic pre-game ceremony and after the final out, stick around for a brilliant post-game fireworks show.
Lights Over Rowlett (Rowlett)
July 3rd, 2024
The charming lakeside town of Rowlett hosts a family-friendly festival at Pecan Grove Park. The festival features food, music, and activities before a dazzling fireworks display over Lake Ray Hubbard.
No matter which 4th of July celebration you attend, you’re sure to have a blast ringing in America’s 248th birthday! Many of these events have been annual traditions for decades, so make plans now and get ready for a star-spangled good time in North Texas.