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Fourth of July Milwaukee fireworks, celebrations; where to find them
Milwaukee’s July 3 Lakefront Fireworks, details announced
Milwaukee’s Lakefront Fireworks on Monday, July 3 will draw thousands of people to the area around Veterans Park (1010 N. Lincoln Memorial Drive) – and there is plenty to know about this event.
MILWAUKEE – Milwaukee has Fourth of July festivities scheduled for communities across the city following the July 3 fireworks show at the lakefront.
A tradition dating back to 1911, Milwaukee has long celebrated the Fourth of July with community events around the city – including parades, picnics, games, talent contests and fireworks..
“Independence Day is special in Milwaukee. We look forward to recognizing the Fourth of July and providing a fun celebration of America’s independence in parks throughout the city,” said Mayor Cavalier Johnson. “I’m excited to continue the history of July 4th celebrations in Milwaukee with a focus on families, friends, and neighbors.”
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Fourth of July celebrations will be held at Milwaukee County Parks throughout the city, including:
- Alcott Park,
- Enderis Playfield
- Gordon Park
- Humboldt Park
- Jackson Park (fireworks only)
- Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park,
- Lake Park
- Lincoln Park (fireworks only)
- Mitchell Park
- Noyes Park (fireworks only)
- Washington Park (fireworks only)
- Wilson Park
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More details about those Fourth of July celebrations can be found on the city’s website.
The Fourth of July celebrations are a community effort, including a city-wide Fourth of July Commission and neighborhood committees. The city of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County are partners in the planning and hosting efforts.