Quincy July 4th Fireworks 2024

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Bay Pointe Waterfront Restaurant is coordinating the 4th of July Quincy fireworks once again for  2023!   This is the 5th year that they are doing this for the City of Quincy.  They do have a private fireworks event where you can get up close to seeing the fireworks

See 2024 update regarding fireworks With the 4th of July only a little more than a week away, we wanted to take a moment to acknowledge the fantastic times we had putting on our huge fireworks show these past 5 years for the residents of the City of Quincy!
We started the fireworks back in 2018 to celebrate our 20th anniversary here in Quincy and we couldn’t think of a better way to thank our guests for two amazing decades than with a fun and festive Independence Day celebration that ended up being one of the largest fireworks displays in eastern Massachusetts! We also strongly felt that the “City of Presidents” and its residents needed and deserved a proper fireworks show on the 4th of July and we were happy to get that done!
To all those who came to our watch parties and to all those who watched from backyards, parks, boats or elsewhere…we hope you enjoyed!
Also, a big thanks to Mayor Koch and all the city officials who helped us to orchestrate and plan the show each year.
While we would be honored to bring the show back again in 2024, given the current economic climate in the country and the annual $50,000 expense for the show production that we finance and absorb at no cost to anyone else, we find it prudent to take a break this summer.
We will be open for lunch and dinner as usual this July 4th as well as on July 3rd with a nice view of Weymouth’s fireworks. Summer is in full swing over here at BP and we hope to have the opportunity to see you and celebrate the holiday out on the deck!

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The fireworks will launch on Tuesday   July 4th around 9:15pm from a barge located in Town River directly behind Bay Pointe and are viewable from places like Houghs Neck, Merrymount, Germantown, Quincy Point, North Weymouth, etc.

The fireworks  are  viewable from places like:

Houghs Neck
Merrymount
Germantown
Quincy Point
North Weymouth

Please note that the restaurant and marina will be closed to the public. Only those with tickets to the party, boat owners and their guests will be allowed access to the marina. Quincy Police will be stationed at the marina entrance with a list of those with access after 4pm on July 4th.

Bay Point will be offering  a firework party if you want to lock in spot

Quincy 4th of July Patriotic Celebration 

Sunday July 2nd 

The City of Quincy and Mayor Thomas Koch invite you to a spectacular Patriotic Celebration on the Hancock Adams Common on Sunday, July 2 from 4-8 p.m. The celebration will be highlighted by an appearance from the Northeast Ceremonial Navy Band, who will be performing patriotic songs and tunes from the Great American Songbook, with the help of local guest vocalists. There will also be surprise dancers and musical guests. The entire event will be free to all!

The Hancock Adams Common will be lined with food trucks, serving classic American food and drinks. Along with tasty local treats, there will also be vintage lawn games strewn across the Common. These games will include tug-of-war, potato-sack races, watermelon-eating contests and more!

The Quincy Art Association will also be setting up still-life painting demonstrations. Guest artists are always welcome, and any medium will be accommodated.

The food trucks for the Patriotic Celebration will include KC’s Curbside Bistro, Ellie’s Treats, Big Daddy Hot Dogs, Gonzalez Food Truck, Del’s Lemonade, Coffee Break Cafe and Craig’s Cafe.

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