4th of July

Watch Beto O'Rourke join Willie Nelson for "On the Road Again" at annual 4th of July Picnic

Beto O’Rourke took time off his campaign trail for Texas governor to join Willie at his annual 4th of July Picnic. Beto’s son, Henry, did too.

4th of July Weekend – 2019 NYC event guide

In town for the long Independence Day Weekend and looking for something to do? NYC always has options.

where to watch the 2019 Fourth of July fireworks in NYC

There will be over 70,000 individual effects being launched and among this year’s treats is a 1600-foot-long waterfall of fireworks ”burst from the span between the large towers of the Brooklyn Bridge.”

where to watch the 2018 Fourth of July fireworks in NYC

This year there are 3000 total shells and effects being set off on the 4th, with 20 brand new ones, all launched from seven barges stationed along the East River between East 23rd and East 40th St.

BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn free 2018 Prospect Park shows: Breeders, Godspeed, Gary Clark Jr, Aimee Mann, more

The 2018 BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! Festival free show lineup also includes Rhye & Natalie Prass, BADBADNOTGOOD, Tinariwen, Antibalas, Brandi Carlile, The Jayhawks, Superchunk, Speedy Ortiz, and more.

What's going on Saturday? (Fourth of July)

Happy Fourth of July! Pleaser check out our guide to holiday events and fireworks, and you can browse our full NYC show calendar for all of today and tonight’s shows…

2015 4th of July weekend NYC event guide

The Fourth of July is this Saturday, and for those not using Independence Day Weekend to get away from the city — or for those who will be visiting from out of town — there’s never a shortage of things to do…

where to watch the 2015 Fourth of July fireworks in NYC

Independence Day is Saturday and Macy’s annual fireworks extravaganza remains on the East River for 2015. This year’s 25-minute-long display, which should start around 9 PM, will set off more than 50,000 pyrotechnic shells from the Brooklyn Bridge and barges in the water below and further up the river…

where to watch the 2014 Fourth of July fireworks in NYC

The 4th of July means fireworks, and Macy’s annual extravaganza is back on the East River for the first time in five years. This year’s display is in honor of the 200th anniversary of “The Star-Spangled Banner” and will use some 50,000 pounds of explosives launched from the Brooklyn Bridge and barges below on the water…
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