Fort Worthians can celebrate Independence Day with an evening of festival food, drinks, live music, and the largest fireworks show in North Texas.
Attendees are encouraged to enter the festival grounds as early as 6 pm for the fireworks show to claim a spot. The public is allowed to bring their own tube and float from 6-8 pm. At 8 pm, the water will be cleared before dark. No tubes will be available to rent or use this year due to the reduced hours of the festival. There will also be no kids activities.
Local food and beverage vendors will be on site with multiple stands throughout the festival grounds. The Ray Johnston Band will kick off the fest with live music on the Main Stage. As the sun goes down, the sounds of Party Machine Band will fill the evening air. At 9:30 pm, the Fort Worth sky will be lit up with a 29-minute fireworks show.
Chairs and blankets are allowed, but no outside coolers are allowed.
Fort Worthians can celebrate Independence Day with an evening of festival food, drinks, live music, and the largest fireworks show in North Texas.
Attendees are encouraged to enter the festival grounds as early as 6 pm for the fireworks show to claim a spot. The public is allowed to bring their own tube and float from 6-8 pm. At 8 pm, the water will be cleared before dark. No tubes will be available to rent or use this year due to the reduced hours of the festival. There will also be no kids activities.
Local food and beverage vendors will be on site with multiple stands throughout the festival grounds. The Ray Johnston Band will kick off the fest with live music on the Main Stage. As the sun goes down, the sounds of Party Machine Band will fill the evening air. At 9:30 pm, the Fort Worth sky will be lit up with a 29-minute fireworks show.
Chairs and blankets are allowed, but no outside coolers are allowed.
Fort Worthians can celebrate Independence Day with an evening of festival food, drinks, live music, and the largest fireworks show in North Texas.
Attendees are encouraged to enter the festival grounds as early as 6 pm for the fireworks show to claim a spot. The public is allowed to bring their own tube and float from 6-8 pm. At 8 pm, the water will be cleared before dark. No tubes will be available to rent or use this year due to the reduced hours of the festival. There will also be no kids activities.
Local food and beverage vendors will be on site with multiple stands throughout the festival grounds. The Ray Johnston Band will kick off the fest with live music on the Main Stage. As the sun goes down, the sounds of Party Machine Band will fill the evening air. At 9:30 pm, the Fort Worth sky will be lit up with a 29-minute fireworks show.
Chairs and blankets are allowed, but no outside coolers are allowed.