Bradley Square Mall Entrances will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on July the 4th. The professional fireworks display Presented by Mt. Olive Ministries and Sponsored by Cleveland Ford & City of Cleveland is planned for around 9:15 p.m. The launch site is Perry Stone Ministries offices (TL Lowery Building) located adjacent to Bradley Square Mall. Communities across Northeast Ohio have a variety of events planned to celebrate the 249th birthday of the United States, including plenty of fireworks. The best things to do in Cleveland, Ohio in July. Take advantage of summer with these fun Cleveland activities and events! Enjoy "Dollar Dogs," a free shirt and fireworks on Friday, July 4, a Larry Doby bobblehead and fireworks on Saturday, July 5, and a free hawaiian shirt and Kids Fun Day on sunday, July 6. The July 4 holiday will be here before you know it. In honor of Independence Day, many Northeast Ohio communities are holding celebrations, festivals, parades and fireworks. Fourth of July celebrations are taking place all across Northeast Ohio communities. Check out the many fireworks displays and July 4th celebrations taking place in Northeast Ohio from June 28-July 5. Find every Independence Day celebration in Ohio for 2025. Complete list of July 4th fireworks, parades, and festivals from Columbus to Cincinnati to Cleveland. CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Fire up the grill and get ready for some colorful fireworks shows in Northeast Ohio. Fourth of July celebrations will take over Cleveland and its suburbs this weekend. 4th of July Activities & Events in Cleveland. Northeast Ohio Summer Festivals and Events. 4th of July Weekend Events. Get ready to party with our top picks for local Fourth of July celebrations, including parades, concerts and more. By Christina Rufo. Celebrate your independence with a bar crawl and channel that true American spirit. Northeast Ohio communities celebrate Independence Day with parades, festivals, and fireworks, including large events in Cleveland, Akron, and surrounding areas. Explore 4th of July Weekend 2025 events & things to do in Cleveland. Spend the Independence day with family with Fourth of July Parade in Cleveland. Here is list of 4th July events and parties you can attend near Cleveland. RELATED: Fireworks Displays to Watch in Greater Cleveland Area Grindstone Festival at Coe Lake Berea's signature Fourth of July festival kicks off at 11 a.m. with a parade. There will also be food trucks, live music and paddleboat rides. It concludes with fireworks. Downtown Cleveland’s fireworks celebration launches from the Port of Cleveland beginning after sunset on July 4. It can be seen for free from all across the city. Credit: Lila Mills / Signal Cleveland If you are making plans to celebrate the nation’s independence, there are plenty of traditional and unique events happening in Cleveland. Downtown Cleveland, Inc. is going bigger and brighter for the Fourth of July with this year’s Light Up the Lake celebration. Presented by Minutemen Family of Companies, with additional support from Circle K and the City of Cleveland, downtown’s lakefront will host two watch parties filled with free, family-friendly fun, local food vendors and front-row views of Cleveland’s dazzling Independence Day will be celebrated on Thursday, July 4th, this year. If you’re looking for a chance to go out and enjoy the holiday, we’ve rounded up a list of some events happening in Cleveland and surrounding communities. CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Fourth of July celebrations are planned all across Northeast Ohio communities. This Independence Day includes a plethora of different family-friendly events: Our weekly picks of the best things to do in Cleveland this weekend. Also check out our full Cleveland event calendar. THU 07/03 A Salute to America The Blossom Festival Band plays at this special Fourth of July, Independence and Firework Festivals this weekend, along with County Fairs, Asian Lanterns, and more.
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