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While a computer glitch put a damper on the fireworks, the City of Everett’s 4th of July celebration at Legion Park looked to be a success with live music, creative events for the kids, ax throwing for the adults, putt-putt golf for the family and all kinds of food, drink and treats. Here are a […]

We’ll update you again when we get closer but here are some updates to pass along about celebrating the 4th of July in Everett, Washington. This year the 4th is on a Tuesday so lots of folks will be enjoying a long weekend. 4th of July Parade While no longer sponsored by the City of […]

Just a note for you who like to plan ahead. The 4th of July falls on a Tuesday this year. That could make for an awesome 4-day Staycation in Everett, Washington. From staying at a waterfront hotel to playing in the splashpad at the park there will be a lot to do that’s easy fun […]

Preparations are underway for the City of Everett’s July 4th Festival and Fireworks. Throughout the day we’ll check in on the progress leading up tp the 3 PM opening of Legion Park for the festival and the 10 PM Thunder on the Bay Fireworks show as well as provide other updates as they come in. […]

While there won’t be a parade in downtown this year there are lots of other activities planned by the city for it’s July Fourth Festival. Here’s what you need to know to celebrate the 4th of July in Everett, Washington on Monday. What time are the fireworks and where are the best viewing spots? Everett’s […]

Plans are well underway for the Thunder on the Bay Fireworks Show in Everett, Washington. The 22 minute show is set for 10 PM to be shot off a barge at the north end of Jetty Island. Jetty Island has been the site of Everett’s fireworks shows for decades and most shows have gone off […]

“Where’s the best place to watch Thunder on the Bay fireworks?” It’s a question that newcomers and visitors ask every year and one where the event planners have a few answers. The show is set for a 10 PM start. Here are the official City of Everett suggestions. Everett’s Thunder on the Bay fireworks show […]

Wednesday night the Everett City Council approved a $75,000.00 contract for a fireworks show on the 4th of July. However due to budget issues there will not be a 4th of July Parade this year. The parade was cancelled the last two years over the Pandemic and budget concerns. Here’s the explanation for this year, […]

If you thought it was a noisier than usual 4th of July in Everett this year you are right. Everett Police say they issued more warnings this year than in past years but no citations. In past years there were extra officers on special overtime patrols. Even detectives and command staff were brought in on […]

At least 90 entries marched in the annual 4th of July parade in downtown Everett, Washington. Here are a few of our favorite photos from the day.