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North Lake Tahoe holding multiple 4th of July fireworks

June 29, 2016 By Jeffrey Weidel

With over two dozen 4th of July events taking place on the beaches, streets, and skies of Kings Beach, Tahoe City and Incline Village, North Lake Tahoe is the great place to experience America’s Independence Day parties, all culminating in three infamous fireworks shows.

Tahoe City is putting on its 71st annual Funky Beach Bash and Fireworks party Monday, July 4. It’s an all-day family affair on Commons Beach and throughout Tahoe City leading to a massive fireworks show—the biggest to date at 9:30 p.m. Courtesy photo North Lake Tahoe
Tahoe City is putting on its 71st annual Funky Beach Bash and Fireworks party Monday, July 4. It’s an all-day family affair on Commons Beach and throughout Tahoe City leading to a massive fireworks show—the biggest to date at 9:30 p.m. Courtesy photo North Lake Tahoe

Tahoe City is putting on its 71st annual Funky Beach Bash and Fireworks party Monday, July 4. It’s an all-day family affair on Commons Beach and throughout Tahoe City leading to a massive fireworks show—the biggest to date at 9:30 p.m.

Enjoy live acoustic music by Mr. D. in the streets and music on the beach with local guitarist Kip Yager. A beer and wine garden is perfect for the adults with food and ice cream vendors spread throughout the festivities to cool down during the celebratory holiday weekend.

The 37th annual July 3rd Fireworks and Beach Party kicks off the celebrations early with a party at Kings Beach July 3-4 at 10 p.m. Events like a beer, wine and mixed drink garden, sandcastle building contest and watermelon eating contest culminate in the bright firework display at 9:30 p.m. Admission to the event is free with preferred fireworks seating available on a first-come first-serve basis for $15 a seat.

It takes a village to put on a great fireworks display, and the 10th anniversary of the Red, White and Tahoe Blue celebration does just that by praising the charitable causes, local businesses and Veterans that capture the spirit of Incline Village’s community.

More than 20 events held throughout the 4th of July weekend from July 1-4 include Veterans’ recognition celebrations, Community Fair, a parade, and ice cream eating contest, all complimented by live music from MarchFourth Marching Band, the Air National Guard Band of the West, and the TOCCATA-Tahoe Symphony Orchestra and Chorus.

The celebrations come to an explosive end at the specially curated Armed Forces Tribute and Fireworks Spectacular with a live soundtrack by the Air National Guard Band of the West.

For more information on North Lake Tahoe’s lineup of Independence Day Weekend events, lodging options, and deals visit GoTahoeNorth.com/Fireworks.

 

 

Filed Under: Featured, Travel/Golf/Auto reviews Tagged With: fireworks Lake Tahoe, North Lake Tahoe, Tahoe 4th of July fireworks

About Jeffrey Weidel

Jeffrey Weidel is an award-winning journalist from the Sacramento region who has provided unique content on Lake Tahoe skiing and snowboarding for nearly 30 years. Still an avid skier, he created the Tahoe Ski World website 10 years ago.

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