The Best Fourth of July Fireworks 2023 | Where to Watch Fireworks Near Indianapolis

Every heart beats true ‘neath the red white and blue! Grab your lawn chairs and picnic baskets because we have plenty of locations around Indianapolis to celebrate the home of the free and the brave. Updates and more details will be posted as we receive them; check back often.

2023 Fourth of July Fireworks Shows

If you know of an event with fireworks not on our list, please contact Indy with Kids.

The Best Places to Watch Fireworks in Indy

In the past, the ideal fireworks viewing location was at a local festival from the comfort of your lawn chair or a picnic blanket spread out. Our family has been known to hang out in a parking lot near a fireworks show, pay for parking and tailgate. If you do a 4th of July tailgate, make sure that you are in a place where this is permitted and that you arrive a few hours before dark to avoid traffic.

Annual Independence Day Event – June 25

Town Hall Park

We will kick off at 4:00 pm with a youth volleyball tournament, bounce houses, a DJ, the dunk tank, a K-9 fundraiser cookout, a FREE kids craft (while supplies last), and THE SPLASH PAD!  Live music begins at 7:00 pm. You won’t want to miss this fan favorite band as they take the stage! We will end the night with fireworks.

Star-Spangled Symphony – June 30

Bill Gillespie Soccer Park

Head to Batesville for their annual ISO concert and Star Spangled Symphony. 8:00 pm

Night at the Park – July 2

Avon Town Hall Park

There will be live music, food trucks, an animal show, pony rides, face-painting, and wrapping up the night with a fireworks show! All activities, outside of food trucks, will be free of charge! Bring a chair, frisbee, outdoor game, and relax. All activities will be free to the public, the only costs will be for the food trucks.

Star-Spangled Symphony – July 2 – 4

Conner Prairie

Pack your picnic and wear your red, white, and blue for the ISO’s annual celebration of America. The ISO will salute all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces at Conner Prairie’s Symphony on the Prairie July 2, 3, and 4. The summertime tradition features symphony favorites, including Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture complete with real cannons and spectacular fireworks to cap off each concert.

Red, White and Blueberry Festival – July 2 – 4

Mallow Run Winery

Celebrate America with the annual release of our Blueberry wine and cider, plus live music, food trucks, fireworks and fun! Family-friendly and FREE! Check out the lineup and daily hours here.

All American Day in the Park & Fireworks – July 3

Sarah T Bolton Park

Please join of for the 2023 All American Day in the Park and Fireworks! There will be music, food, games, fun and of course – fireworks! Fireworks will be shot at dusk from inside the park.

Franklin Firecracker Festival – July 3

Franklin Amphitheater  237 W. Monroe St. Franklin.

Enjoy food, entertainment and kid events with fireworks. The festival kicks off at 2:00 pm with fireworks around 10:00 pm.

Pittsboro Freedom Celebration – July 3

Scamahorn Park

A Sunday July 3rd celebration is in the works for this years Freedom Celebration. Stay tuned for this years schedule but we will follow our traditional timeline of parade, festivities in the park, and fireworks at 10.

Boone County Fouth of July – July 4

Memorial Park, Lebanon, IN.

Festivities run from June 29th with carnival rides, games, a parade, music and more with fireworks at 10:00 pm on July 4th. Check out their Facebook page for all the details.

Brownsburg Concert & Fireworks – July 4

Arbuckle Acres Park

Sing along to your patriotic favorites with Indianapolis Jazz Orchestra! Plus, enjoy yard games and food trucks!
The concert is FREE and begins at 7:30 PM at Town Hall Green (61 N. Green St.). Fireworks start at 10 pm.

CarmelFest – July 3 – July 4

1 Civic Square, Carmel.

Fireworks will be held on July 3rd & 4th. The two-day celebration includes the city’s biggest fireworks display on both nights plus so much more.

Downtown Indianapolis Fireworks – July 4

Downtown

The fireworks will launch from the 500 North Meridian office building.  The 21-minute show will be synced to popular patriotic and themed music aired on local Emmis Communications radio stations B105.7 and 97.1 Hank FM.

Food Trucks and Fireworks – July 4

Danville Community High School

Food Trucks & Fireworks is back for another year! Find all the fun at the High School – in the parking lot. Free fun zone: Bounce Slide & Houses, Giant Jenga, Giant Connect 4, Corn Hole, Football Toss, etc. Fireworks start at 10:00 pm.

Fourth of July Fireworks Extravaganza – July 4

Hummel Park

Celebrate our nation’s independence at the 2022 Hummel Park Fourth of July Fireworks Extravaganza! With one of the largest fireworks displays in central Indiana and lots of fun and excitement for the entire family, you won’t want to be anywhere else. Enjoy bounce houses, live music, and food vendors starting at 5 pm then watch the fireworks.

Zionsville 4th of July Celebration – July 4

Lions Park

The fireworks will begin at 10 pm with parking ($8) and viewing areas opening at 5 pm. Parking will be limited and attendees are encouraged to bike, walk or watch the fireworks from their home for those in a surrounding neighborhood. Enjoy festival food, a kids corner and music then watch fireworks at 10 pm.

Geist Blast on the Bridge – July 4

Geist Reservoir

View this fireworks show on the water! While no viewing will be permitted from Fall Creek Bridge or Geist Marina, find a great spot on the water in a boat or from a nearby residence. Fireworks will be launched from a barge in Geist Marina.

Independence Day Celebration with the Indians – July 4

Victory Field

Home games every Friday through the season are fireworks nights but they’ve added the July 4 home games as well for 2022.

Independence Day at CERAland – July 4

3989 S. 325 E. Columbus

Ceraland Park will host an Independence celebration. Live music, food and drink vendors, cornhole, basketball, bounce houses, swimming, and so much more. Fireworks at 10 pm.

City of Lawrence 4th Fest – July 4

Lawrence Community Park

A parade, carnival, fish fry, food trucks, car show, live bands, and, of course, a spectacular fireworks show! Don’t miss the City of Lawrence 4th Fest at Lawrence Community Park!

Lights Over Morse Lake Festival – July 4

Morse Lake

Lights Over Morse Lake is a four-day festival dedicated to celebrating the freedom of The United States of America in small-town Indiana. Fireworks cap off the celebration on July 4th at 10:00 pm.

Noblesville Fireworks Festival – July 4

Forest Park

The annual 4th of July Parade will take place at 4:30 pm, the festival will run from 6 pm – 10 pm with 4th of July Fireworks ending the night at 10 pm.

Westfield Rocks the 4th – July 4

Grand Park Sports Complex

Westfield’s annual 4th of July event will feature a variety of food vendors, retail vendors, a car show, bands, hot dog competition, huge kid zone, and an awesome firework show.

Waiting for confirmation for 2022…

Greenfield July 4th Fireworks

Greenfield Jr. High School

Fireworks at dusk. Find parking in the school’s lot or at the library.

Lafayette Freedom Fest

Riehle Plaza

Head to Lafayette for a weekend of fun!

Marian County Fair

Marian County Fairgrounds 7300 E. Troy Ave. Indianapolis

Opening day (June 25th) caps off with a firework show then come back on July 4th to close out the fair with a second show. Fair entry is $5 per kid. Enjoy the fair all day then stay for the fireworks!

Martinsville 4th of July Fireworks

Jimmy Nash City Park
Free concerts start at 4 pm with fireworks at 10 pm!

Geist Reservoir | North

Hamilton Southeastern HS

View this show at Hamilton Southeastern and in nearby Geist neighborhoods! Fireworks will be launched from Geist Waterfront Park, which will be closed for safety.

Mooresville Fireworks Celebration

Pioneer Park
Fireworks will be set off from Pioneer Park on Sunday, July 4 around dusk

Nickle Plate District

Holland Park
View this show throughout downtown and the Nickel Plate District! Fireworks will be launched from Holland Park, which will be closed for safety.

Fortville

Landmark Park

Head to Fortville on July 10th from 8am-10pm for a 5k, car show, vendors, live music and of course fireworks!

Thunder Over Southern Indiana

Thunder Over Louisville on the Indiana Side

Food vendors, an airshow and the largest fireworks display in North America. Is Thunder Over Louisville the largest fireworks display? You’ll have to go see to find out! This is the opening to Kentucky Derby season.

Sparks in the Park

Johnson County Park

The Fireworks Show is FREE and tickets for the concert in our amphitheater are only $5.00! (12 and under are FREE!)Enjoy classic rock tunes with the Warrior Kings until it’s time for the fireworks! Here is everything you need to know: *Gates open at 6:00PM  *Music begins at 7:00 PM  *Fireworks start when it’s dark enough see ’em! (Usually around 10PM)  *Tickets are $5.00 (12 & Under Free) CASH ONLY.

Spark!Fishers

Nickel Plate District Amphitheater

Spark!Fishers is a week long celebration for 2021. Kick things off with a concert at the Nickel Plate District AMP on Tuesday, June 22nd. Festivities like a 5k, car show and more live music continue through the week. Saturday June 26th the festival closes with a Street Fest, parade and fireworks.

Hendricks County Rib Fest & Balloon Glow

Hendricks Co Fair Grounds 1900 E. Main St. Danville.

Rib Fest features games for kids, lots of food, hot air balloons and fireworks at dark!

Greenwood

Southeast corner of 135 and Stones Crossing Road

The Greenwood Freedom Festival kicks off with a parade at 4pm. Then then head over to the festival where you can enjoy food vendors, a kid zone and live music with performances by local artists. Fireworks begin at 10:15 pm.

Anderson Independence Parade and Celebration

Anderson

4TH OF JULY OLE!

Saint Mary Catholic Church

 

If you’re looking for fireworks near Indianapolis tonight, we’ll do everything we can to help you find them!

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