The Fourth of July, a day commemorating the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, is a time for Americans to celebrate freedom and unity with fireworks, parades, and family gatherings. If you're in the Seattle area, there are plenty of events to make your Independence Day unforgettable. Here's a guide to some of the best celebrations around town. You will love celebrating a Seattle Fourth of July!
Seafair Summer Fourth
Wallingford, South Lake Union
Seattle's largest fireworks celebration is back at Gas Works Park and Lake Union Park. This event features live concerts, activities, and beer gardens at both locations. Admission is free, but if you prefer reserved seating to avoid the crowds, prices start at $50. The spectacular fireworks display is scheduled to begin around 10:15 p.m.
When:Â July 4, 10:15 p.m.
Where:Â Gas Works Park and Lake Union Park
Cost:Â Free (reserved seating starts at $50)
An Edmonds Kind of Fourth
Edmonds
Though there won't be fireworks in Edmonds this year, there are plenty of other activities to enjoy. The day kicks off with fun runs and parades starting early at 8 a.m. The highlight is the big parade through old downtown Edmonds, which begins at noon.
When:Â July 4, 8 a.m. (parade at noon)
Where:Â Downtown Edmonds
Cost:Â Free
Everett’s Fourth of July
Everett
Everett's festivities start with an all-volunteer parade at 11 a.m. on 25th Street and Colby Avenue. Following the parade, head to American Legion Memorial Park for a festival featuring live music, food trucks, free Putt-Putt, ax-throwing, a beer garden, and a fireworks display around 10 p.m.
When:Â July 4, 11 a.m. (fireworks at 10 p.m.)
Where:Â 25th Street and Colby Avenue (parade); American Legion Memorial Park (festival)
Cost:Â Free
The Takeaway to Enjoy Seattle Fourth of July
Celebrate our nation's independence with family, friends, and your community. Enjoy the freedom and festivities that this day brings. For more information on local events or to discuss your real estate needs in the Seattle area, feel free to reach out. Happy Fourth of July!
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