4th of July Fireworks Show Roundup – 2023 Edition

The 4^th of July is just days away and once again we’re here to help you find the perfect spot to view fireworks near you. Here is our annual round-up of…

Fresno’s 4th of July Fireworks Shows for 2023!

June 30^th – July 4^th

Star Spangled Revue—Wild Water Adventures in Clovis

This annual show takes place once it gets dark and requires water park admission tickets to watch. One of the area’s longest-standing shows, this performance includes a laser light show and music. Visit their event page to find out more.

July 1^st

Shaver Lake Independence Day Fireworks – Shaver Lake

This celebration at Shaver Lake just under an hour north of Fresno kicks off with a boat parade that starts at Sierra Marina and ends in the middle of the lake, followed by a fireworks display. Check out Shaver’s website for more details.

July 3^rd

Community Independence Day Celebration—Selma High School

Selma High offers a fantastic opportunity for family fun beginning at 5:30pm. They have children’s activities, food booths, live music by The Band August, and of course, fireworks. Admission is $2 for kids, $5 for adults and priority parking is available for $3. No outside food or ice chests permitted. Bring lawn chairs or blankets for viewing. For more info, click here.

Kingsburg’s Independence Day Celebration—Kingsburg High School Football Stadium

Gates open at 6 p.m. for guests to enjoy food from various food vendors and to claim a picnic spot to watch the fireworks show, which will begin around 9:15pm. Admission is $5, as is parking. Check out more about the event here.

Festival of the American Spirit Fireworks Show—Kerman High School

This family-oriented event features kids activities, food, vendors, entertainment, and an outstanding display of fireworks. Gates open at 6:00 pm. Fireworks begin at 9:20 pm. (approx.) Adult admission is $10 and children, $5. If you buy tickets in advance, you can save $1/ticket. More info here.

July 3rd & 4^th

Fireworks at the Island Waterpark—Fresno

Fireworks shows will take place at dark at The Island Waterpark on both July 3^rd and 4^th this year. More info here.

July 4^th

Fireworks Extravaganza—Fresno Grizzlies

The biggest fireworks display in the Valley on the Fourth will be after the Fresno Grizzlies game. The game starts at 6:35pm and this year will be against the San Jose Giants. Reserve your seats online now!

Freedom Fest—Clovis High School Football Stadium

Food, entertainment, and fireworks for all to enjoy at Clovis High’s Lamonica Stadium from 5-9:30pm. Admission is $5. More details can be found here.

Bass Lake Fireworks

Bass Lake is another great place to watch fireworks on the water with a boat parade beginning at 7pm and fireworks at 9pm. Arrive early to claim a good spot on the beach to enjoy the show! More details here.

Now, go fourth and celebrate!

All of us here at FresYes hope this list helps you find the perfect celebration for your family and friends to enjoy – and we wish you a safe, fun and healthy holiday!

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Natali Carrera

Natali Carrera is a proud Fresno native and passionate advocate for her community. A Fresno State alum and lifelong cheerleader for all things local, Natali has been a featured blogger for FresYes for over 10 years, where she writes weekly about food, coffee, family fun, and shopping local. When she's not sharing her latest discoveries, you’ll find her cheering on her teenage son at his baseball games alongside her husband of 22 years. Natali is also the founder and CEO of Success Together, Inc., a nonprofit dedicated to empowering parents through education.

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