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July 4th fireworks shows

July 4th fireworks shows

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July 4th means something different to everyone! For most, it’s a fun time summer celebration, filled with friends and family. Firework shows will be going on in many area communities for the holiday. Most shows will begin at dusk, around 9:45 pm-10:00 pm. If you don’t see yours listed, please send an e-mail to Will Beard.

Bucyrus-July 3-Downtown Bucyrus (Lane Street Soccer Field)

Galion-July 5-Heise Park

Crestline-July 3-Old Hutson Stadium-Rain Date July 5

Marion-July 4 -Marion County Fairgrounds

Ontario-June 28-Marshall Park

Loudonville-July 4-Riverside Park

Mansfield-July 6-Charles Mill Lake Park

Bellville-June 29-“Light Up The Valley” Celebration

Mt. Gilead-July 3-Mt. Gilead High School

Mt. Vernon-July 4-Ariel Foundation Park

Upper Sandusky-July 3-behind Upper Sandusky HS

Shelby-July 12-W.W. Skiles Field

Columbus-Red, White & Boom-July 3-Downtown Columbus

Cedar Point-July 4 & 5-Sandusky

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