WORCESTER—Aside from the dogs and pet owners in the neighborhood perhaps, many are excited for the much-anticipated 4th of July tradition returning to the city.
Fallon Health, in partnership with Discover Central Mass., is thrilled to announce the schedule for Worcester’s Annual Independence Day fireworks celebration.
This free, family-friendly event kicks off at 4 p.m. on Friday, June 28, at East Park (Cristoforo Colombo), located at 180 Shrewsbury St., Worcester. If it rains, the fun moves to June 29.
“The collaboration that makes Worcester’s Independence Day Celebration happen is truly a testament to how we can best serve the community when we work together,” said Christine Cassidy, chief communications officer, in a press release. “We’ve been supporting this patriotic celebration for 30 years and are proud to keep the tradition going in 2024. We commend Discover Central Massachusetts for all they are doing to bring this incredible event together and hope to see everyone there with their picnic blankets and chairs!”
Schedule:
4:00 p.m.- Park opens
4:30 p.m.- Food court and fun for kids (splash park, playground, and more)
5:00 p.m.- Entertainment and live music from Silver Arrow Band
9:30 p.m.- Fireworks
“We are beyond excited to partner with Fallon Health once again to bring back the Worcester Independence Day Celebration,” said Monique Joseph, president of Discover Central Massachusetts, in a statement. “This event has been a signature celebration in our community for many years, and it’s an incredible opportunity to highlight our city and everything it has to offer to both residents and visitors alike. We look forward to seeing families and friends gather for an unforgettable evening of festivities.”
“The Independence Day Fireworks Celebration is a great community event that residents look forward to each year for the chance to come together and celebrate the 4th of July,” said City Manager Eric D. Batista in the announcement. “Thank you to all of our local businesses and organizations, including Fallon Health and Discover Central MA, that come together to put on this special event that is a hallmark of the summer season in our city.”
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