EVERETT — For America’s 250th Independence Day, free and legal fireworks shows start tonight with the AquaSox home game against the Tri-Cities Dust Devils at Everett Memorial Stadium.
The AquaSox host fireworks shows both tonight, July 3, and tomorrow July 4, after the conclusion of each game, says Evan Morud, Media Relations and Social Media Manager. Each show is set to music, and both games begin at 7:05 p.m. against the High-A Affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels.
Tickets still remain for both games, Morud tells EverttPost.com. Additional promotions include a 2025 Northwest League Championship Coin Giveaway for the first 1,000 fans on Friday, and “Mad Chad” will be performing chainsaw juggling routines on both days too.
Boeing Thunder on the Bay Fireworks will be the main event on July 4 as celebrants gather from Warm Beach on the north side of Possession Sound curving easterly into North Everett, the Everett Waterfront and westerly to the Mukilteo’s Light House Park. Boeing Thunder on the Bay is open to the public so there is no admission fee. The show commences at approximately 10:15 p.m. according to organizers, lighting up Port Gardner Bay and the Snohomish River delta.
Boeing Thunder on the Bay will be coordinated with musical accompaniment. For the full experience, tune in to KKXA 101.1 FM or 1520 AM for the synchronized fireworks soundtrack simulcast. KKXA and EverettPost.com are both owned by North Sound Media.
Boeing Thunder on the Bay is sponsored by Boeing, Chik-Fil-A Everett Mall location, Seatown Heating, Plumbing and Electric, Banya, Lee Johnson Hyundai of Everett, Dwayne Lane’s Everett CDJR, Coastal Community Bank, Major League Pizza, El Paraiso Mexican Grill, Z Sport, Xfinity and American Home Planners.
Before the Saturday night fireworks in Everett, the public is invited to celebrate Independence Day at the Everett Fourth of July Parade starting at 11 a.m. in downtown Everett. The parade starts at Colby Avenue and 25th Street, proceeding south to Wall Street and then back north on Wetmore Avenue to 25th Street.
The Everett Fourth of July Parade brings downtown Everett to life with colorful floats, marching bands, community groups, and plenty of red, white, and blue spirit. Organized by the Everett Fourth of July Foundation, a local nonprofit powered by dedicated community volunteers, this beloved event showcases the pride, creativity, and heart of Everett.
Free parking is available at Everett Station, with shuttle service to the parade route.
After the parade, crowds are expected to pack the Colors of Freedom Festival Presented by Boeing, Saturday afternoon at Legion Memorial Park on Everett’s north end, starting at 3 p.m. and continuing through the conclusion of the Thunder on the Bay fireworks show at approximately 10:45 p.m.
The Colors of Freedom Festival features live music, food trucks, craft beverages, family activities, community booths, and stunning views overlooking Port Gardner Bay. Hosted by the City of Everett, this free community festival is the perfect place to gather before the evening fireworks spectacular.
Free parking is available at Everett Community College, with shuttle service to and from the Legion Memorial Park.
At the Everett waterfront, the Fourth of July Waterfront Party starts at 5 p.m. at Hotel Indigo, 1028 13th Street. The ticketed event features live music from Beatdown Saints and Erik Scott. Tickets are $25 per person. Food and drinks are available for purchase. To buy tickets, click here.
If you’re closer to Marysville, the 4th of July Celebration at Ebey Waterfront Park is free to the public on July 4. It marks the 8th annual Marysville 4th of July Celebration. Bring your friends and family to Ebey Waterfront Park or one of several great viewing locations around the city and watch the spectacular live fireworks display light up the south end of Marysville (approx. 10 p.m.).
The Marysville festivities kick off from 6-8 p.m. with a special hour of a patriotic-themed wrestling show bringing big personalities and red, white and blue spectacle to the ring. From 8-9:30 p.m., the party keeps rolling with a live performance by the Chris Eger Band, delivering a powerhouse mix of rock, blues, and high-energy American perfect for a summer night.
A variety of local food trucks will be on site throughout the Marysville event, serving up crowd-pleasing favorites to keep everyone fueled and festive.
To jump start your celebration, add these two songs to your annual 4th of July music playlist.
Please celebrate smartly and safely wherever Independence Day takes you around Everett and Snohomish County this holiday weekend.