Summer is in the full swing of things. This weekend events are going to be dedicated to the public firework displays. Enjoy!
SCISSORTAIL PARK
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 Resort & Indoor Waterpark
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
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
Frontier City Theme Park
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 Dept.
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!