Fourth of july fireworks shows to light up the jersey shore: here's when and where

Fourth of July Fireworks Shows to Light Up The Jersey Shore: Here’s When and Where

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June 29, 2024
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Fourth of July Fireworks Illuminate New Jersey’s Coast

As the Fourth of July approaches, New Jersey’s coastal communities are gearing up for dazzling fireworks displays that promise to light up the night sky. From Monmouth County down to Ocean County, residents and visitors alike can enjoy a variety of patriotic celebrations along the Jersey Shore.

In Monmouth County, festivities kick off with Asbury Park hosting its fireworks on Wednesday, July 3rd, with a rain date set for Friday, July 5th. The display will illuminate the Asbury Park Boardwalk & Beach, offering a picturesque setting for families and friends to gather. More details can be found at cityofasburypark.com.

On Friday, July 5th, Atlantic Highlands will host its fireworks at The Atlantic Highlands Municipal Harbor, with a rain date scheduled for Saturday, July 6th. This waterfront event promises stunning views and a festive atmosphere. Visit ahnj.com for additional information.

Bradley Beach will also light up its Beachfront on Friday, July 5th, continuing the holiday celebrations with fireworks that complement the town’s vibrant summer atmosphere. Details can be found at bradleybeachnj.gov.

Freehold Borough kicks off its festivities on Wednesday, July 3rd, at Freehold Raceway, promising a family-friendly event filled with music and community spirit. Learn more at DowntownFreehold.com.

Hazlet follows suit on July 3rd with its fireworks at Veterans Park, offering residents an evening of entertainment and celebration under the stars. Visit hazlettwp.org for event details.

Long Branch hosts its fireworks display on July 4th as part of Oceanfest at the 9th Street Beach. This iconic event combines fireworks with a festival atmosphere, featuring live music, vendors, and activities for all ages. More information is available at longbranchchamber.org/oceanfest-2024.

Fourth of july fireworks shows to light up the jersey shore: here's when and where
Photo: fourth of july fireworks shows to light up the jersey shore: here's when and where

In Manasquan, fireworks will light up Main Beach on Sunday, July 2nd, providing an early celebration for the community. Visit manasquan-nj.gov for event details.

Matawan presents its fireworks on Saturday, June 29th, with a rain date set for Sunday, June 30th. The location will be announced closer to the event date. More information can be found at matawanborough.com.

Ocean Township rounds out the county’s celebrations on Tuesday, July 2nd, at Joe Palaia Park, offering residents a chance to enjoy fireworks in a beautiful park setting. Visit oceantwp.org for event details.

Across Atlantic County, fireworks enthusiasts can head to Atlantic City for an early celebration on Friday, June 28th, at North Beach. The event promises a stunning display against the backdrop of Atlantic City’s iconic skyline. Visit atlanticcitynj.com for more information.

Margate City continues the celebrations on July 4th at the Beach on Huntington Avenue, offering locals and visitors alike a chance to enjoy fireworks on the sand. Details are available at margatehasmore.com.

Cape May County also joins in the festivities with several communities hosting fireworks on July 4th. Cape May presents its display in front of Congress Hall and along the beach at Convention Hall, with a rain date set for July 5th. More information can be found at capemay.com.

Fourth of july fireworks shows to light up the jersey shore: here's when and where
Photo: fourth of july fireworks shows to light up the jersey shore: here's when and where

Ocean City lights up the sky at 9th Street Beach on July 4th, providing a family-friendly environment to celebrate Independence Day. Visit ocnj.us for event details.

Sea Isle City welcomes residents and visitors to its fireworks display at 50th Street Beach, promising a memorable evening on the sand. Details are available at visitsicnj.com.

In Stone Harbor, fireworks will take place at the Stone Harbor Recreation Fields on July 4th, offering a relaxed setting for families to enjoy the holiday. Visit stoneharbornj.org for event details.

Wildwood offers a double celebration with fireworks launched from the beach at Pine Avenue on both July 4th and July 5th, providing ample opportunity for visitors to enjoy the show. Details can be found at wildwoodsnj.com.

Ocean County wraps up the festivities with a variety of fireworks displays throughout the holiday week. Barnegat presents its fireworks on July 5th at Barnegat High School, with a rain date scheduled for July 12th. Visit barnegat.net for event details.

Lakewood hosts fireworks at various dates and locations including ShoreTown Ballpark on July 4th, July 5th, and July 7th, offering multiple chances for residents to celebrate. More information is available at milb.com and lakewoodnj.gov.

Lavallette welcomes visitors to its fireworks display at the Lavallette Gazebo on July 7th, with a rain date set for July 14th. Learn more at lavalette.org.

Seaside Heights concludes the celebrations with fireworks on July 4th along the Boardwalk, providing a festive end to the Independence Day festivities. Details are available at exit82.com.

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Phil Stilton

Phil Stilton

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