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Below, you’ll find a list of cities and events each offering its own unique flair, but all united in one thing: celebrating freedom, community, and summer fun in true Wisconsin style. Northeastern Wisconsin is the perfect place to celebrate the Fourth of July! Celebrate Independence Day with these area fireworks and celebrations. *Times and dates are subject to change based on weather* (WFRV) – With the Fourth of July right around the corner, multiple fireworks festivities are popping up all around northeast Wisconsin Sheboygan, Wisconsin – July 1, 2024 – The Fourth of July festivities in Sheboygan will encompass a series of events taking place on July 3rd and 4th. Here’s an overview of the planned activities: visit the race's website for the most complete and accurate race information. Hudson Booster Days is the city's annual 4th of July Celebration held in Lakefront Park, near the historic downtown district, along the scenic St Croix River. This three-day celebration is one of Wisconsin’s largest and most diverse Independence Day festivals. Kicking off on July 3 with food vendors, carnival rides, and music stages, the event continues through the weekend with parades, markets, and hands-on kids’ activities. CBS 58 has compiled a list of parades, activities, fireworks and more so you can plan ahead your Independence Day 2025 celebration! BROOKFIELD - CBS 58's Jessob Reisbeck will be riding in the Open to ages 13 - 99. Join us for a race day to kick off the 4th of July holiday in Milton, Wisconsin! Sponsored by the Milton Optimist Club, you can choose from a 10k run, a 5k walk, or a 1 mile run. Proceeds stay local to help sponsor youth-centered school and community projects! To kick off the Fourth of July festivities, we’ve compiled a list of some of the best fireworks displays and festivals across the state. Celebrate Independence Day with spectacular Fourth of July fireworks across Wisconsin. Discover best shows, viewing spots, and family-friendly events happening statewide. Fire up the 4th with the 4-mile or 1-mile run and watch the sparks fly in the kids’ races! Register for one or all of these events here. Want to know more about how you can join our list of community supporters? Click the button below for more information! Contact us at info@rivercityrunningclub.com if you are interested in sponsoring. But we don’t need fireworks to celebrate Independence Day. On Wednesday, July 2, the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra ’s Concerts on the Square program is called “ A Celebration of Liberty,” featuring patriotic bangers like “Stars and Stripes Forever” and the “1812 Overture” (complete with real cannon fire, so bring your earplugs!). Some Wisconsin cities may see protests or marches on the Fourth of July. Here's what to know. Fireworks, food and fun! Celebrate Independence Day in Wisconsin by attending one of the many 4th of July celebrations around the state. On tap for July 4-6 in Milwaukee: Fourth of July celebrations, Old World Wisconsin's Independence Day doings, and Bristol Renaissance Faire's return. This Independence Day Celebration has been described as one of the top 10 small town July 4 th celebrations in the entire country. Make your way to Madeline Island for a morning parade, a day full of family-friendly events, and concluding with fireworks featuring a backdrop of anchored boats across the harbor. Phelps 4th of July in Sheboygan: Fireworks, parades, picnics & more among things to do across area Major Fourth of July celebrations will take place in Sheboygan, Kohler and Elkhart Lake. Discover multiple weekends full of Fourth of July events in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Enjoy family-friendly parades, festivals, and firework shows to celebrate our country. The Kenosha Civic Veterans Parade and Celebrate America with fireworks are among the events. Head to Kenosha's lakefront to celebrate Independence Day in Kenosha! Wisconsin communities throughout the state host spectacular Fourth of July celebrations that blend Midwestern hospitality with patriotic pride. From lakefront pyrotechnic displays to small-town parades, Independence Day brings together families and visitors for unforgettable experiences under Wisconsin’s summer skies. The Hairpin 5K Run/Walk is the longest-running 5K in Door County and a great July 4 tradition for runners and walkers of all ages. The race starts at 8am and takes runners up the challenge of the Fish Creek hill at the start, followed by a winding, closed road course down Gibraltar Bluff Road before we head down the famous Hairpin hill.
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