Dozens of communities around Pittsburgh are scheduled to celebrate the Fourth of July with fireworks and other festivities.
The night sky will be lit up all around western Pennsylvania, not just in Pittsburgh, which hosts the area’s largest Fourth of July celebration. Everyone will be out celebrating America’s 250th birthday, and there are several places to ring in the Fourth of July.
Some communities held their fireworks celebration last week, including the Beaver County Boom on June 27.
A county-by-county list of where to celebrate and watch fireworks around the Pittsburgh area this weekend can be found below.
Commnity Date of FireworksLocation TimeBig Butler FairJuly 4Big Butler FairgroundsDuskBorough of DormontJuly 4Dormont Pool parking lotDuskBrentwood BoroughJuly 4Brentwood Park9:30 p.m.ButlerJuly 1Alameda ParkDuskCanonsburgJuly 4Canon-McMillan AHN Stadium9:45 p.m.CranberryJuly 2Armstrong Great LawnDuskCarnegieJuly 3Carnegie ParkAfter sunsetBorough of Dormont July 4Dormont Park9:35 p.m.Ellwood CityJuly 5Ewing Park10 p.m.Evans CityJuly 3EDCO ParkDuskFindlay TownshipJuly 3Recreation and Sports Complex9:15 p.m.Hampton TownshipJuly 3Hampton Community Park9:20 p.m.IndianaJuly 4Mack Park Fairgrounds 9:45 p.m.KennywoodJuly 4Kennywood 9:45 p.m.LatrobeJuly 4Legion-Keener Park9:30 p.m.Mars Borough July 4Downtown MarsDuskMonroevilleJuly 4Monroeville Mall9:30 p.m.Moon TownshipJuly 4Moon ParkDuskMt. Lebanon July 4Mt. Lebanon Main Park9:30 p.m.New CastleJuly 4Pearson ParkDuskNorth Huntingdon TownshipJuly 4Oak Hollow ParkDuskOakdale BoroughJuly 3Borough parking lotDuskPittsburghJuly 4Pittsburgh9:35 p.m.SaxonburgJuly 3Saxonburg Carnival GroundsDuskShaler TownshipJuly 4Kiwanis ParkDarkSlippery Rock Borough July 4Downtown Slippery Rock10 p.m.SomersetJuly 3Somerset Football Field9:30 p.m.South Fayette/Upper St. ClairJuly 4Fairview Park9:30 p.m.WaynesburgJuly 4Waynesburg Lions Club Community Park9:30 p.m.
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