As the Fourth of July approaches, it’s time to start planning where to catch a spectacular fireworks display. For residents of Ben Davis Village in Indianapolis, there are plenty of options right in Marion County. From the downtown skyline to small town charm, there’s a show for everyone. So, pack a picnic, grab your lawn chairs and enjoy the celebrations.
Skyline Spectacular: Downtown Indianapolis Fireworks
One of the most popular spots to catch the fireworks is right in downtown Indianapolis. The skyline is the perfect backdrop for the vibrant displays that light up the night sky. Launched from atop the 500 North Meridian office building, the show will be synced to popular patriotic and themed music aired on local radio stations. The best place to catch the action? The grounds of the Indiana War Memorial.
Ballpark Boom: Indianapolis Indians and Fireworks
There’s nothing more American than baseball and fireworks. Head over to Victory Field to catch the Indianapolis Indians in action and stay for the epic fireworks display after the game. Even if you can’t catch the game, you can still snag a spot in White River State Park to see this first spectacular fireworks display.
County Fair Fireworks: Marion County Fair
For a more nostalgic experience, head to the Marion County Fairgrounds. In addition to county fair activities, events and performances, the fair will include a fireworks show on opening and closing night to celebrate the Fourth of July.
All-American Fun: All-American Day in the Park
If you’re looking for a small-town vibe, All-American Day in the Park is the perfect choice. Hosted by the City of Beech Grove and Beech Grove Promoters Club, the celebration includes food, music and fun for the entire family. Boasting some of “the best fireworks in Central Indiana,” this event promises a night to remember.
Community Celebration: Lawrence 4th Fest
Celebrate Independence Day with your community at Lawrence 4th Fest. Beginning with a parade and ending with a spectacular fireworks show, this event is packed with activities for all ages. Highlights include a classic car show, live music from Jennifer Mlott and more.
Symphony in the Sky: Star-Spangled Symphony at Conner Prairie
While not in Marion County, the Star-Spangled Symphony at historic Conner Prairie in Hamilton County is worth the trip. Pack your picnic and wear your red, white, and blue for the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra’s annual celebration of America. The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra will salute all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces, and the event will feature symphony favorites, including Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture complete with real cannons and spectacular fireworks to cap off each concert.