Jul 3, 2024 - News

Where to see fireworks in Austin

Nicole Cobler

A photo of red and yellow fireworks in the night sky. — Central Texans can find fireworks across the area. Photo: Steve Russell/Toronto Star via Getty Images

Austin's premier Fourth of July event — the Austin Symphony Orchestra's concert and fireworks celebration — kicks off at 4pm tomorrow at Auditorium Shores.

State of play: The free, family-friendly event includes musical acts from 5pm to 8pm.

The orchestra performs at 8:45pm, and fireworks begin at 9:30pm to close out the night.

Yes, but: There are plenty of other fireworks shows and events in the Austin area tomorrow.

Pflugerville's "Red, White and Boom" show begins at 9pm from the field next to the Typhoon Texas waterpark.
Hill Country Galleria's festival runs from 4pm to 10pm in Bee Cave, featuring live music, water games, face painting, and a fireworks show.
Round Rock's parade begins at 8:30am, and the day continues with pepper-eating contests, pig races, music, and fireworks at Old Settlers Park.
Taylor's festival begins with a parade at 9am. Events continue around town throughout the day, concluding with a sunset fireworks show at Bull Branch Park.
Buda's "Red, White and Buda" event kicks off with a bike parade at 9am and festivities continue from 4pm to 10pm.

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