2024 South Shore Boston 4th of July Fireworks and Celebrations

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Here are the July 4th fireworks South of Boston and on the South shore for 2023   ! More events will be  added-if you know of fireworks or town celebrations please share them on our facebook page.

check out the cheap summer fun guide for South Shore Boston 

if you are on the Cape check out their fireworks 

Day by day Fireworks

Saturday June 25th
Milton ,  Hanover

Saturday July 1st
Braintree, Middleboro   Halifax

Sunday July 2nd
Canton,  Stoughton Cohasset

Monday July 3rd
Weymouth, Sharon Randolph

Tuesday July 4th
Bridgewater, Quincy, Plymouth, New Bedford, Fall River

Thursday July 6th

Patriot Place Foxboro

Attleboro

No fireworks this year over  July 4th -fireworks will be held over Labor day weekend.

4th of July Parades

Saturday July 1st 

Braintree  1145pm

Monday July 3rd 

Randolph  7pm

Tuesday July 4th

Hingham 10am
Plymouth 10am
Bridgewater 10am
Squantum Quincy 10am
Stoughton 10am
Merrymount Quincy 12pm
Duxbury 2pm

 

Braintree MA 4th of July Celebration Saturday July 1st

THE STARS AND STRIPES PARADE STEPS OFF AT 11:45AM

The parade begins at the Hollis School, 482 Washington St, continues south down Washington St, turns right onto Washington St at South Braintree Square, turns right onto Franklin St, turns left onto the Braintree High School access road and ends.

A celebration at Braintree High School fields begins at 4pm , featuring food,  a drum corps exhibition, and a live music starting at 4 pm. .Fireworks at 930am

Bridgewater MA fireworks 4th of July carnival and celebration

ALL EVENTS ARE HELD On  Tueday  July 4th

PARADE – Downtown – 10:00 AM

BRIDGEWATER ARTS & MUSIC FESTIVAL
Festival Location: Bridgewater Middle School Grounds
10:00AM-3:00PM (immediately after parade)
CALL 508-443-4155 FOR MORE INFORMATION

FIREWORKS – Legion Field (Rte. 18) – 9:30 PM Rain Date is July 5th!

Canton 4th of July celebration & fireworks  

Sunday  July 2nd at the Irish Cultural center there

Cohasset Community Fireworks

Cohasset Community Fireworks will take place on July 2, 2023. Fireworks will begin at 9:15 p.m. at Sandy Beach. Because of the anticipated crowds and for everyone’s safety, there will be a number of road closures and areas where parking will NOT be allowed. There will be no parking in the Sandy Beach parking lot. Due to Piping Plovers, no dogs will be allowed on Sandy Beach

Where to Park:

Town Hall Parking Lot
Village Parking Lot
High School Parking Lot
Free Transportation:

Pick up at Cohasset High School and at the Corner of South Main St. and Depot Ct.
Free Bus Transportation to and from Sandy Beach will start at 6:30 P.M.
Buses will run before and after the fireworks
Bus transportation will be suspended during the fireworks show

Duxbury 4th of July celebration

July 4, 2023 – Starts at 2:00 PM
The Independence Day Parade starts in Duxbury’s Halls Corner and travels down Washington Street to the Duxbury Middle/High School. Prizes are awarded for community floats. Free admission.

Hanover Day Fireworks

Hanover will have it Fireworks celebration on Saturday June 24th at 9:15pm at Sylvester Field on Route 139

Halifax Fireworks 

Halifax will be hosting a family fun evening on Saturday July 1st 2023 with the evening ending in fireworks behind the Hops playground. The Event begins at 5pm and fireworks will go off around 9pm

Hingham MA  Independence Day parade

Hingham 4th of July Parade Committee
July 4th at 10:00 AM

July 4th Parade in Hingham
Community Celebration & Fireworks  There are currently no planned fireworks in Hingham for the 4th of July.

Marshfield

No official fireworks but several families have put on fireworks on July 3rd/4th  where you can see them from Brant Rock, Rexhame and Green Harbor beaches

Milton Musical Festival

Fireworks are part of the Milton Music fest on Saturday evening June 24th

Middleboro Carnival & Fireworks

Saturday July 1st  Open 6pm-11pm ( FIREWORKS @ 10pm)

New Bedford  fireworks

Tuesday   July 4^th   9:00 PM Barge in New Bedford Harbor – 7 Fish Island

Plymouth MA firework and 4th of July celebration

Plymouth 4th of July Parade

9:00 am start

From Cordage Park, 10 Cordage Park Circle – NEW LOCATION!!!

Food Trucks

Alden Park (burgers, fries, sandwiches and more)
Mom’s on the Go (gourmet grilled cheese)

Novelty items as well as popcorn and cotton candy will be available throughout the day and evening from our roaming vendors.

Fireworks

9:00 pm / Dusk – DCR Pilgrim Memorial State Park

Patriot Place Foxboro

Patriot Place announced today that the shopping, dining and entertainment destination will host a patriotic fireworks display and festivities on Thursday, July 6.  The Dean College Stage will feature live entertainment from local band CarTune Heroes before the evening culminates in a robust fireworks spectacular beginning at approximately 9:15 p.m.

Quincy Fireworks 

In recognition of the rich history of the city, its roots in American politics, and its famous residents’ contributions to shaping the beginnings of the United States, Hynes Restaurant Group, alongside Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch, are proud to announce that the pyrotechnics show will launch from a barge in Town River Bay at 9:15pm allowing for maximum viewing from many vantage points citywide including, but not limited to, Wollaston Beach  Germantown, Quincy Point, Merrymount, Hough’s Neck and the Fore River Bridge area adjacent to North Weymouth.

Parades in the morning in

Randolph 4th of July parade & fireworks

July 3rd  parade: Great Moments in American History will be filled with floats, bands and patriotism. The parade kicks off at 7pm from Boston Higashi school to North Crawford square

Fireworks are back for 2023 will be a launched at 9pm from Randolph High school

From Randolph Police Department

Effective 4:00pm there will be NO parking on North Main Street. Vehicles left on North Main Street after 4:00pm will be towed at the owner’s expense.
At 6:00pm North Main Street will be closed between Oak Street and Crawford Square. Barricades will be in place and there will be no vehicular access to North Main Street between Oak Street and Crawford Square until the parade ends at approximately 8:30pm.
At the conclusion of the parade, North Main Street will reopen to vehicular traffic. However, several downtown side streets and parking lots will remain closed until the evening’s events have concluded and traffic has cleared.
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***THE FOLLOWING CLOSURES WILL BE IN EFFECT BEGINNING AT 6:00PM THROUGH THE DURATION OF THE EVENING’S EVENTS AND WILL NOT BE LIFTED AT THE COMPLETION OF THE FIREWORKS DISPLAY***
-Diauto Drive will be closed including access to the parking lots off Frank Leary Way (Rockland Trust/Subway Plaza/Randolph Package Store).
-Memorial Parkway will be closed in both directions. Spectators may access the Shaw’s Plaza lot via Highland Avenue. There will be no parking in either Randolph High School parking lots.
-Donald McNeil Way and Turner Drive will be shut down and the Turner Free Library, Town Hall, and Police Department lots will be inaccessible.
-The Stetson Hall lot will be closed and inaccessible.
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At approximately 9:00pm the fireworks display will begin. As usual, the fireworks will be launched from the Randolph High School field with an exclusion zone in place.
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POST FIREWORKS
-At approximately 9:30pm the fireworks display will conclude. Officers will be assigned to various posts in the downtown area to assist in clearing vehicles and pedestrians from the area as quickly and safely as possible. We ask that you please be patient during this time as traffic volumes are expected to be greater than normal. Together we can make this a great night for Randolph!

Rockland Day Fireworks 

Fireworks will be on Saturday June 18th as part of the Rockland Day celebration

Sharon fireworks 

fireworks, food trucks and music   start at 4pm fireworks at 915pm on July 3rd

Stoughton fireworks

Sunday July 2nd fireworks  around 9pm

Tuesday July 4th, 2023 starting at 10 am
Where: Park Street – 128 through Town Center – ending at 128/Central

Weymouth 4th of July fireworks and family celebration

July 3rd

The annual Weymouth Fourth of July event will be held on July 3rd at the George Lane Beach in North Weymouth. Attracting a record crowd each year, the event will feature musical groups, novelty vendors, moon walk structures for children and food trucks  featuring a wide array of food choices. The highlight of the event is the fireworks display conducted over Weymouth’s waterfront at approximately 9:30pm.

There will be a free shuttle service from the McCulloch Building/Whipple Senior Center, 182 Green Street, starting at 5:00p.m. Returning trips will start after the fireworks display.

 

Whitman 4th of July Family Day