How Is Mobile Celebrating This 4th Of July?

Prepare for an unforgettable experience as our city comes alive with patriotic fervor.

Mobile offers a unique and vibrant celebration of our country’s independence.

If you’d rather not throw a BBQ this year, you can join the festivities happening around you instead!

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Independence Day Extravaganza

Have an Independence Day you’ll never forget with the city’s main 4th of July shindig!

There, you can enjoy live music by Ted Hefko & The Thousandairies, and We Got The Beat.

The kiddos will love the Mardi Gras Park’s Kid’s Zone, featuring a live DJ, games, bounce houses, face painting, and more.

The grand finale awaits at 9 PM with a breathtaking fireworks display!

Where: Cooper Riverside Park – 101 S Water St, Mobile, AL 36602

The Medal of Honor Aircraft Pavillion is set to come alive with the exhilarating sounds of The Mobile Pops.

Prepare to be enchanted as the band delivers a captivating blend of patriotic classics, stirring military marches, and contemporary compositions.

This concert is open to the public, so anyone can partake in the celebrations free of charge.

While you’re there, you might as well explore the park and learn the history of the “Mighty A!”

Where: USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park – 2703 Battleship Pkway, Mobile, AL 36602

Take to the headwaters of Mobile Bay for an incredible view of the fireworks display that’s about the ensue!

Departing from the Blakely Dock, you can enjoy a chill evening journey.

You can even take your pet along!

Where: Historic Blakely State Park – 34745 Hwy 225, Spanish Fort, AL 36527

Want to enjoy the fireworks with a nice meal and cocktail?

Then hop aboard the Perdido Queen for an evening full of live music, delectable dining, and an unbeatable view of the fireworks show.

Adults can let loose at the cash bar and dance the night away in patriotic celebration.

Where: 1 South Water Street, Mobile, AL 36602

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