Plymouth July 4th Parade & Fireworks 2024

June 27, 2022 admin

The 2024 Plymouth July 4th Committee will be once again hosting a great Hometown Independence Day celebration on July 4th. The day will start with a parade and end with fireworks!!

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9:00 am start

From Cordage Park, 10 Cordage Park Circle –

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From Cordage Park, 10 Cordage Park Circle

Water Street from Union Street to Brewster Street will be closed beginning at 7:00 am and will remain closed until the conclusion of the fireworks.
Please plan to be parked in the area you will be watching the parade no later than 8:00 am to ensure you can get to your location before the roads are closed.

On the Plymouth Waterfront:

America the Beautiful
National Anthem

Food Trucks

Alden Park
Mom on the Go

Food trucks will be on the waterfront from the time that the parade begins until the conclusion of the fireworks.

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

Plymouth Philharmonic

7:30 pm DCR Pilgrim Memorial State Park

Fireworks

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

Don’t want to be on the waterfront here are some suggestions on where you can see

Stop and shop parking lot or Ollies parking lot way to the left

Just about any hill where you can see the harbor.
Forefathers Monument on Allerton st…Burial Hill… Sever St, by the Town Hall.

We always park on Standish Ave and walk to court street and go to that big field

Go early, anywhere from Nelson to Stephens Field will work for viewing, pack your patience for the traffic heading home.

Park as far away as you can stand to walk. You’ll still get to your car and home faster than those who park close

Parking and Traffic Restrictions

The Plymouth Police Department has issued the following advisory for parking and traffic restrictions leading up to, during, and after the festivities.

July 3rd, 2024

Taylor Avenue will be blocked to all traffic, except White Horse Beach residents. The road will be closed at White Horse Road / Rocky Hill Road and Manomet Point Road / Taylor Avenue beginning at 6:00 PM and remained closed as deemed necessary.

All side streets leading to the Priscilla Beach area will be closed to all traffic, except for residents, beginning at 6:00 PM.

There will be NO PARKING along both sides of Manomet Point Road, Highland Terrace, White Horse Road, Manomet Avenue, Old Beach Road, and Rocky Hill Road between White Horse Road and Powerhouse Road all day.

There will be NO PARKING on both sides of the following side streets: Brian’s Way, Lopresti Road, Vine Brook Road, Cary Road, Fair Oaks Road, Arboretum Road, Emerson Field, the Second Church, and Beaver Dam Road from State Road to Patriot’s Circle.

There will be additional Parking Restrictions on Melix Avenue, Cape Cod Avenue, Reed Avenue, and Strand Avenue.

Manomet Elementary School will be closed to the public all day.

July 4th, 2024

There will be NO OVERNIGHT PARKING throughout the downtown area beginning at 12AM on July 4th. This includes Court Street from Cordage Park to North Street, Main Street, Main Street Extension, and Water Street. Any vehicle found in violation will be ticketed and towed beginning at 6AM.

There will be NO PARKING on Water Street between Union and Brewster Streets, the west side of Water Street between Brewster Street and Park Avenue, Carver Street, Market Street, and Summer Street from Market Street to Westerly Road all day beginning at 5AM.

Water Street will close between Union and Brewster Streets beginning at 6:00 AM and will remain closed until the conclusion of the Fireworks. Fireworks will begin at approximately 9:30 PM.

There will be NO PARKING on the east side of Sandwich Street from Water Street to Stephen’s Field beginning at 5AM. This will remain in effect until after the Fireworks.

There will be NO PARKING all day on Morton Park Road and Thoreau Road.

Road Race Information

The annual July 4th 5K Road Race will precede the Parade starting and finishing at Stephen’s Field beginning at 7:30 AM. Runners leave Stephen’s Field and turn right on 3A, right on Nelson, right on Water, and left on Union to the finish

Parade Traffic

The parade will step off from Cordage Park beginning at 9 AM. It will proceed south on Court Street to the Downtown area along Main Street and Main Street Ext. turning left onto Water Street ending at Plymouth Rock.

There will be NO OVERNIGHT PARKING along the parade route. Vehicles found in violation will be ticketed and towed beginning at 6AM. Court Street will be closed at Forest Avenue at 8AM. There will be further parking restrictions on all side streets from North Plymouth along Court Street through the Downtown area for the duration of the parade.

ALL PARKING RESTRICTIONS WILL BE CLEARLY MARKED WITH SIGNAGE AND BARRELS

Fireworks Traffic

The Fireworks will occur on Tuesday, July 4, 2023, at approximately 9:00 p.m. / Dusk at DCR Pilgrim Memorial State Park.

Fireworks traffic through the downtown and waterfront area will have the following restrictions:

Route 3 north and southbound off-ramps will be closed at the start of the Fireworks.

Following the Fireworks:

All Samoset Street traffic between Court Street and Route 3 will be diverted westbound ONLY – Eastbound traffic will be diverted onto Route 3 southbound.
Westerly Road will be closed between Summer Street and Samoset Street to through traffic. The northern end of Westerly Road will be closed at Alden Street with traffic diverted to Standish Avenue.
All Summer Street traffic will be diverted westbound – All eastbound traffic on Summer Street will be diverted at Pilgrim Hill Road.
All Sandwich Street traffic from Water Street will be diverted southbound to Jabeez Corner.
All traffic on Main Street Ext., Main Street and Court Street between Sandwich and Samoset Streets will be diverted northbound.
All Water Street traffic will be diverted up Brewster Street, Chilton Street and Park Avenue to Court Street.
All State Boat Ramp traffic will be diverted north on Water Street, then north on Court Street.

Local Parking tips from the Mom Experts

We park at the old ames store every year and walk to nelson park

If you go straight outta Nelson instead of towards the restaurant there’s an old Benny’s parking lot on the left it’s about halfway up the street on the left if you get to the stop sign at the top of Nelson you’ve gone too far. It’s just as close as the dirt parking lot