Happy 4th of July

Summer is in the full swing of things. This weekend events are going to be dedicated to the public firework displays. Enjoy!

Experience the magic of Red, White & BOOM!, a free concert featuring the Oklahoma City Philharmonic performing patriotic favorites under the stars at Scissortail Park. Gather your family and friends for a night of great music, community spirit, and breathtaking fireworks.

Don’t miss out on this iconic OKC tradition - it’s an evening you won’t forget!

 July 3rd at 8:30 PM — bring your blankets and lawn chairs!
 Let’s celebrate together!

OKANA's Star Spangled Bash

Get ready for a red, white, and wow kind of day! Join us for an unforgettable Independence Day celebration packed with immersive entertainment, nostalgic games, and all-American fun. Join the celebration at OKANA Beach on July 4 for:

Immersive Performers | 10:00 AM–5:00 PM

• Stilt Walker

• Giant Fan Dancers

• Waterproof Face Painter

• Caricature Artist

• DJ Spinning Summer Beats

Classic Americana Games | 12:00 PM–5:00 PM

• Tug of War, Sack Races, Cornhole & more

• Pop-Up American Trivia

Hot Dog Eating Contest | 2:00 PM
Come hungry. Compete for glory.

Fireworks Finale | 9:00 PM
Cap off the night with a dazzling display to light up OKANA skies.

Oklahoma City Comets
Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark
2 S. Mickey Mantle Drive
Oklahoma City, OK 73104

Fireworks on the 4th

Drone Show on the 5th

Join us for an event-filled weekend at the ballpark!

presented by COOP Ale Works

https://www.milb.com/oklahoma.../tickets/single-game-tickets

Frontier City Theme Park

Enjoy the thrilling rides during the day and end the night with a firework show, July 4-5. 

A special message from Oklahoma City Fire Dept.

Oklahoma City Fire Department

Fireworks Are Illegal in OKC

There is no safe way to use consumer-grade fireworks — and in City of Oklahoma City - Government, they're illegal.

Even “kiddie fireworks” like sparklers can cause serious injuries. A sparkler burns at 1,200°F — hot enough to cause third-degree burns. Firecrackers are also responsible for hand, eye, and face injuries every year.

Our recommendation: Skip the backyard fireworks and enjoy a professional, public display instead. It’s safer, legal, and much more spectacular!