ダラスの7月4日

Name: Lakewood 4th of July Parade
Start: 2026-07-04T10:00:00-05:00
Location: Lakewood Neighborhood

花火、アイスクリーム、ライブ音楽などを楽しみながら、ダラスで7月4日のお祭りを発見しよう！

With three major Fourth of July celebrations in the city and a plethora of family-friendly events in various neighborhoods, making plans for Fourth of July is easy!

Updated: June 2026

Klyde Warren Park's Independence Day Celebration

Patriotic tunes, children’s activities, and a pyrotechnic show await at Klyde Warren Park for a free, family-friendly event in honor of the Fourth of July. On top of the special activities available for the event, visitors can explore the park’s year-round offerings, including the Sheila and Jody Grant Children’s Park, food trucks, and on-park restaurants.

Dates: Saturday, July 4 | 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM

Cost: Free

Getting there: Klyde Warren Park is located at 2012 Woodall Rodgers Freeway, Dallas, TX 75201. Metered Parking is available on the streetside at most times of the day.

A smoky burst of red fireworks is framed by the Dallas skyline, viewed from Klyde Warren Park.

Pictured Klyde Warren Park's Independence Day Celebration

Credit Klyde Warren Park

America's 250th Birthday Celebration

A special edition of the weekly Main Street Social Saturdays – extended into Main Street Garden. Family-friendly celebration honoring America’s 250th birthday will extend from Main Street Garden along Main Street during Social Saturday and will feature a classic car show, kids activities, a snowball fight, a pie-eating contest with Norma’s Cafe, Fletcher’s Corn Dog & food trucks, family activities, and photo opportunities throughout the park and along Main Street.

Date: Saturday, July 4 | 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

Cost: Free

Getting there: Main Street Garden is located at 1902 Main Street, Dallas, TX 75201. Metered Parking is available on the streetside and parking garages are nearby.

Star-Spangled Spectacular

Revel in a patriotic atmosphere as Dallas Winds perform during the Star Spangled Spectacular at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center. Featuring live music and indoor fireworks, this 4th of July event ensures high-energy fun for all ages. Don't miss grabbing a hot dog and a scoop of ice cream inside the air-conditioned space.

Dates: Saturday, July 4 | 1 PM

Cost: $35 - $91

Getting There: Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center is located at 2301 Flora St. in the Arts District. The nearest DART bus stop is situated at the corner of Pearl and Ross. There is also a DART Rail stop at Pearl and Bryan Street, which is three blocks away. Valet parking is available by the main entrance on Flora Street.

Friends of WRR Presents A Star-Spangled Spectacular!

Pictured Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center's Star Spangled Spectacular

Independence Day at Fair Park

This year, Dallas is doing Independence Day a little differently. On July 3, Fair Park teams up with FIFA Fan Festival™ Dallas at Dos Equis Pavilion for a free day that mixes World Cup energy with red, white, and blue tradition. Catch live matches on the big screen, including Colombia vs. Ghana at 8:30 PM, then stick around as fireworks light up the sky right after the final whistle. Wander Fair Park's museums and gardens before kickoff, grab a bite at Rousso at the Old Mill Inn, and settle in for a night that proves Dallas can throw a world-class celebration and an all-American one at the same time. Admission is free with advance registration; just leave the coolers, chairs, and outside food at home.

Date: July 3, 2026 (fireworks follow the 8:30 p.m. match)
Cost: Free, but all guests must register in advance and claim a complimentary ticket; parking is $30.
Getting There: Fair Park is at 3809 Grand Ave., Dallas, TX 75210, with on-site parking for $30 (cashless), or ride the DART Green Line straight to the Fair Park station.

Fireworks at Far-Out

Skip the crowds and claim a patio seat instead. On July 3, this East Dallas hangout fires up the barbecue, pours the drinks, and cues live music while the Fair Park fireworks light up the sky just beyond the fence line. Forty bucks gets you a plate and a drink; the bar opens at 4, smoke starts at 6, and the show goes up around 9:30. Come hungry, stay for the finale.

Dates: July 3, 2026
Cost: Free to attend; barbecue and drinks available for purchase, reservations recommended.
Getting There: 1906 S. Haskell Ave., Dallas, TX 75223, with a free on-site lot.

Independence Day Family Fun Weekend at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden

Three days, one very good excuse to spend the holiday outside. From July 3 to 5, the garden fills with live music, a petting zoo, historic DeGolyer House tours, and hands-on fun in the Children's Adventure Garden, all set against Hunt Slonem's bold, larger-than-life installations. Come July 4, admission drops to $17.76 for everyone, a nod to the year that started it all.

Dates: July 3 to 5, 2026 (discounted admission on July 4)
Cost: $17.76 general admission on July 4 (regular rates apply July 3 and 5); parking is $15 per vehicle.
Getting There: 8525 Garland Rd., Dallas, TX 75218, with on-site parking in the garage just across Garland Road.

Free Museum Admission at the George W. Bush Presidential Center

History is on the house this holiday weekend. From July 3 to 6, admission to the museum is free courtesy of Sewell Automotive, in honor of America's 250th. Walk through the replica Oval Office, test your instincts in the Decision Points Theater, and catch the special exhibit Game Changer: United by Sports, a look at how the games we love pull people together.

Dates: July 3 to 6, 2026
Cost: Free.
Getting There: 2943 SMU Blvd., Dallas, TX 75205, on the SMU campus, with an on-site parking garage.

Independence Day Weekend at The Village Dallas

The Village turns the long weekend into one nonstop celebration. Kick things off July 3 at the Boots, Bites & Lights festival, complete with live entertainment, local vendors, lawn games, and a drone show that lights up the night. Then keep the momentum going with poolside parties at Village Beach Club all weekend, from Friday's kickoff to a 2000s-and-2010s throwback that closes it out on the 5th.

Dates: July 3 to 5, 2026 (drone show on July 3, 6 to 10 p.m.)
Cost: Varies by event; the Main Street festival is free to attend, while Beach Club pool parties and select nights may require a pass or ticket, so check the site.
Getting There: 5605 Village Glen Dr., Dallas, TX 75206, with on-site parking throughout the community.

Boots and Bites Drone Show Village Dallas

America250 Celebration at Y'all Plaza

Uptown does the Fourth in style. On July 4 from 4 to 8 p.m., the Marriott Dallas Uptown throws open Y'all Plaza for a free evening of DJ sets, a Color Guard presentation, a live high school band, and bites and drinks to keep the party going. When the sun drops, stroll or catch the trolley to Klyde Warren Park for the fireworks finale.

Dates: July 4, 2026, from 4 to 8 p.m.
Cost: Free to attend, no registration needed; food and drinks available for purchase.
Getting There: 3033 Fairmount St., Dallas, TX 75201, with valet and self-parking on-site and Klyde Warren Park a short walk away.

Star, Stripes & Skylines at Monarch

Watch the whole city celebrate from 49 floors up. This July 4, Monarch marks 250 years of independence with a chef-curated prix-fixe dinner, live entertainment, and panoramic views of fireworks bursting across the skyline. Window seats are limited, and on a night like this, they go fast.

Dates: July 4, 2026, seatings from 5:30 to 10 p.m.
Cost: $150 per person; $55 for children 12 and under.
Getting There: Inside The National at 1401 Elm St., Dallas, TX 75202, with valet at the building and several downtown garages nearby.

Reunion Tower Light Show

Dallas's most recognizable landmark gets in on the celebration. Across Independence Day weekend, Reunion Tower lights the skyline nightly from 8:30, turning the city's silhouette into part of the party. It is the perfect backdrop to a summer night, and a free one you can catch from just about anywhere downtown.

Dates: Nightly, July 3 to 5, 2026
Cost: Free to view.
Getting There: 300 Reunion Blvd. E, Dallas, TX 75207, with on-site parking in the Reunion Tower garage.

New Year's Eve Fireworks erupt in the night sky over Reunion Tower in Dallas, Texas

Lake Highlands 4th of July Parade & Carnival

Picnic along the parade route to see handmade floats, local organizations, and the children's parade. Typically an hour long, the event ends with a carnival for the community. Featuring games, food, and more, the carnival is a great way to celebrate your independence on Saturday. The carnival closes at 12 PM, giving you plenty of time to head home and ready the grill for a backyard party.

Dates: Saturday, July 4 | 9:00 AM

Cost: Free

Getting there: The parade takes off down Church Road to the Lake Highlands North Rec Center. There are a series of nearby parking lots to the Lake Highlands North Rec Center.

Pictured Lake Highlands Fourth of July Parade

Lakewood 4th of July Parade

Cheer on the floats, parade marchers, and grand marshal at the Lakewood 4th of July Parade. The annual parade will start at Lakewood Blvd & Cambria and continue to Winstead by Tokalon Park. Looking for some active Fourth of July fun? Arrive early to participate in the Fun Run at 8 AM.

Dates: Saturday, July 4 | 10:00 AM

Cost: Free

Getting there: The parade is accessible at multiple locations throughout the Lakewood neighborhood. Metered Parking is available along the parade's route, with parking lots and garages close to Tokalon Park.