Wondering where you can watch fireworks in Metro-Detroit on the 4th of July? We have you covered!

No matter where you are in the state of Michigan, there’s probably a great fireworks show happening somewhere near you. While many places and events have already happened, you can still find fireworks worth your time on the 4th of July. However, which ones are the best? Let’s dive in!

Where To Watch Fireworks In Metro-Detroit On The 4th Of July?

It feels like Independence Day really snuck up on us this year. One minute it’s Memorial Day and the next it’s somehow already the 4th of July. Can someone please make time slow down a bit? Thank you. Given how fast time has been going by this Summer, it’s natural that you might have forgotten to make plans for the 4th. You aren’t alone!

Yes, you have the option to host your own little party and fireworks display. However, I’m sure you hear the stories every year of people losing a limb in a fireworks accident. You don’t want to end up being the subject of one of those stories. So, maybe it’s best to leave the lighting of fireworks to the professionals. That way you can enjoy all the grilling, cold refreshments, and time with loved ones without having to worry about malfunctioning fireworks or where the nearest hospital is.

I have many special memories from 4th of July celebrations over the years. Metro-Detroit has some amazing events for you to enjoy and watch some fireworks. However, not any regular event will do. It would be a bummer if you went to Place A when Place B had the better display. Don’t get left out! If you and yours are looking for some of the best places to watch fireworks in Metro-Detroit then you should consider these 4 places!

Many places have already celebrated the 4th with fireworks over the weekend. However, there will still be places to see them on the 4th! Do you have a favorite place to watch fireworks on the 4th of July? Make sure to let us know in the comments and help your fellow Detroiters out! Here are 4 fantastic places to watch fireworks in Metro-Detroit on July 4th!

4 Places To Watch Fireworks In Metro-Detroit On The 4th Of July

• Red, White, & BOOM - Youngblood Vineyard - Ray, MI

  You can experience some amazing fireworks with Red, White and BOOM at Youngblood Vineyard in Ray, MI! It’s an incredibly unique experience as you can get away from it all and enjoy fireworks on a beautiful vineyard. If you miss out on the fireworks on the 4th, don’t panic! You can always go back on the 5th where they’ll be doing it again. This would make your Instagram follower insanely jealous.

  Read more here!

• Salute To America - Greenfield Village - Dearborn, MI

  Salute To America will be happening at Greenfield Village in Dearborn from July 2nd through July 5th. That means you can get in on the action on the 4th Of July! Yet again, The Henry Ford and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra are joining forces for an unforgettable experience on the 4th of July. Good news: children under the age of 4 get in free!

  Read more about Salute To America and get tickets here!

• Clawson 4th Of July Celebration - Clawson, MI

  Clawson puts on one of the best 4th of July fireworks in all of Metro-Detroit. Every year it’s a must-see and people rave about the show. It’s been a tradition since 1933 (COVID years excluded)and if you haven’t experienced it for yourself yet, this is the year! The Opening Ceremony kicks off at 8:30am at the Blair Memorial Library. The fireworks start at dusk around 10pm.

  Read more here!

• Your Backyard!

  You know…you always have the option to just stay at home and enjoy the fireworks in your own backyard. You can have friends and family over and enjoy the holiday your own way. Sometimes it’s nice to avoid the crowd and the chaos of holiday parking. Even if you’re not comfortable handling fireworks yourself, chances are high that someone around you will be putting on a show that you can lay back, relax, and enjoy from the comforts of your own backyard.

  If you’re going to do it, just make sure you’re safe and use common sense! Always have water handy via a hose or bucket. Don’t approach malfunctioning fireworks. It’s advised you wait 20 minutes and then soak the dud in water.

  If you choose to do this, check out the 4th of July Fireworks Playlist I put together for your enjoyment!

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