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Entertainment Magazine: Tucson: Events
Tucson Fireworks 2023 Updates for Tucson & Southern Arizona
Even with the continuing corona virus pandemic,
many 4th of July fireworks events throughout Tucson and the valley will
still be held this July 4, 2023.
Large crowd gatherings, like the free Independence
Day Party downtown at the Tucson Convention Center (TCC), and many
resorts, that were cancelled last year have rescheduled their events.
While certain fireworks are not permitted to
be set off in the city limits, there will be several, unannounced,
private shows popping up throughout the night.
Personal fireworks restrictions. Tucson and Pima County has new restrictions and uses of fireworks and laws in the city and county. With the extreme fire danger, and Big Horn fire, personal fireworks danger is high.
4th of July Weather: The
summer monsoon may attempt to disrupt local fireworks shows. In some
years, the rain storms start during the holiday event. Check the weather for the Fourth of July
- 49er Country Club Fireworks Event held on Friday, July 1st,
starting at 5 p.m. Five food stations offering grilled burgers, Hot dogs
and brats, nachos, pizza, and cookies. Fireworks began at 8:50 p.m.
12000 E. Tanque Verde Rd. $30 tickets for adults, $20 tickets for children, $80 family pack (2 adults, 2 children). Tickets available online.
- Freedom Fest at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base from 5 - 9
p.m. Kids zone and food trucks open throughout entire event. Sophia
Rankin & The Sound performing from 5 - 7 p.m. Chad Freeman &
Redline performing from 7 - 9 p.m.
- Casino Del Sol free fireworks display and 28th anniversary party at AVA Amphitheater at 8:30pm.
- Marana's Free Star Spangled Spectacular
held on Sunday, July 3rd from 5-9pm at Crossroads at Silverbell District Park, 7448 N. Silverbell Rd. Food vendors,
playground, splash pad. Fireworks start at 9:00pm. Dogs welcome if leashed. No glass container. CDC
recommendations followed.
July 4th Independence Day
- Free Downtown Tucson "A" Mountain Fireworks at
the Tucson Convention Center. The 21st annual "A"Mountain Fireworks
Celebration sponsored by Desert Diamond Casinos and Entertainment starts
at about 9:15pm. View the Tucson fireworks show from the Tucson
Convention Center. Free parking at TCC
Lot B (off Cushing Street between Granada and Church Avenues) or Parking
Lot C (off Granada between Broadway Blvd and Cushing St.). Parking
opens at 7:00pm and fireworks show begins at 9:15pm. Free parking also
available all day Sunday at the City/State garage and at meters
throughout the downtown area. There is paid parking for $5 in the
Mercado District lots south of Congress Street. Sun Link streetcar and
bus transit fares are free! Tailgating cooking or barbecues are not
permitted in the City/State garage. There will be entertainment and food
vendors (burgers, hot dogs, ice cream and refreshments). SunLink
Streetcar provides access to the TCC at the Cushing Street stops. Read
the official City of Tucson Fireworks announcement. For more info call 520-791-4101.
- Westin La Paloma Fireworks, 3660 E. Sunrise Drive. Fireworks starts at 8:30pm.
- Skyline Country Club, 5200 E. Saint Andrews Drive. Fireworks start at 9:15pm.
- Tucson Country Club, 2950 N. Camino Principal. Fireworks start at 9pm.
- Mt. Lemmon
does not have a fireworks show, but Mt. Lemmon/Summerhaven usually hold
a July 4th Parade. Fire restrictions are in effect over the
Independence holiday. Travel up the Catalina Highway to Summerhaven/Mt.
Lemmon with caution. 520-400-4141.
- Oro Valley:
The Town of Oro Valley continues its holiday tradition with their July
4th Celebration from 5-9pm. with live music, jumping castles, games and
crafts, and
beer garden. This year's event will be emceed by Frank!Powers and
features a laser light show in the lieu of fireworks at 9pm. DJ's, live
bands, games and entertainment, Held at James D. Kreigh Park, 23 W.
Calle Concordia. Visit: http://orovalley.gov
Southern Arizona Fireworks Events
- Bisbee 4th of July Celebration 8:00 a.m. Coaster Races - Timestone Canyon and Main Street, Bisbee, 11:00 a.m. Parade in Warren, starting
at Cole Avenue and West Vista. 6:00 p.m. Water Slides at Vista Park.
1:00 p.m. Hard Rock Drilling and Mucking at Brewery Gulch. Fieworks at
Sunset.
- Sahuarita Stars and Stripes. 4:30 p.m. Rolling Thunder
parade. 5 - 8:30 p.m. live music. 8:45 p.m. laser show. 9 p.m.
fireworks. Car show, beer and wine, food trucks, and vendors. Sahuarita
Town Hall at 375 W. Sahuarita Center Way. Free admission.
See more: Tucson Events
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Things to Do Around Tucson
Even with the
heat, there are many things happening in Tucson and many places to go
that can provide great relief from the weather. Check today's Tucson event calendar for daily activities.
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