Fourth of July is around the corner and the Memphis area is gearing up for days of celebration.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Fourth of July is around the corner and the Memphis area is gearing up for days of celebration. Make plans to join the fun with family and friends by checking out a list of events below!
The City of Memphis is promising the "biggest fireworks display in the city" to celebrate independence at Liberty Park on Tiger Lane. The event will feature live music, carnival games, food trucks face painting and more. The event is free with fireworks starting at dusk.
The Town is holding their annual Independence Day celebration on Friday, June 27, at the Arlington Sports Complex (11307 Memphis-Arlington Rd). The event will include food vendors and live music leading up to a fireworks show.
This celebration will take place at 8182 Hornet Ave, with fireworks starting at 9 p.m. Attendees can look forward to a live DJ, face paining, food trucks and a whole lot of fun.
America's past time coincides with the county's patriotic day at AutoZone Park. The community can purchase a $31.99 specialty ticket to enjoy an all-you-can-eat cookout. The children will also have fun with the park's inflatables.
The Star-Spangled Fireworks Extravaganza will look to celebrate the nation's birthday at the Bobby K. Flaherty Municipal Center (Highway 70 & Appling Road). Enjoy live music from the Bartlett Community Concert Band followed by Kevin & Bethany Paige, a Classic Car "Show & Shine" and food trucks. Click here for a full agenda of the night. Fireworks will start at 9:10 p.m.
Collierville is hosting its 39th annual Collierville Independence Day Celebration at HW Cox Park (440 W Powell Road) with food, entertainment and, of course, fireworks, which will begin at 9:10 p.m. The country rock sister duo, American Blonde, will start the show, followed by the Soul Shockers. Ellie Sawyer, a 2025 graduate of Collierville High School, will sing "The Star-Spangled Banner."
Taking place at Municipal Park, Germantown will celebrate Independence Day with live entertainment, crafts and a fireworks display that will begin at 9:10 p.m. Some roads will be closed for this event. More information is available HERE.
Parents can bring their kids to enjoy Mempops' frozen treats, music, face painting and a special appearance by the Memphis Fire Department. This will take place at Peabody Elementary School on Young Avenue.
Central Gardens Association's annual July 4th Parade will take place on Belvedere Boulevard. north of Peabody, with the parade beginning at 10:30 a.m. Attendees can enjoy live Bluegrass and Second Line marching bands, hot dogs, popsicles, coffee from Byway Coffee and more. A series of contests will accompany the parades, with awards for different categories. Learn more HERE.
Graceland promises a star-spangled celebration with "live music, an exclusive VIP-only Stable Tour, a soulful gospel brunch and a spectacular fireworks display set to the iconic music of Elvis Presley." See the schedule and links to tickets HERE.
Celebrate the nation's birthday on the water and enjoy the Independence Day Spectacular Fireworks Show. Checkout the menu and schedule HERE.
The Peabody are inviting families to enjoy a sky-high view of Memphis' fireworks from the rooftop of the "South's Grand Hotel." The event is from 7-10 p.m., with fireworks starting at around 9 p.m. Learn more HERE.