Tahoe Area Fireworks Display Roundup
Lake Tahoe is famous for its multiple spectacular Fourth of July firework displays. All over the area, the sky explodes with rainbows of light. And there’s plenty to celebrate on the ground as well. Here’s a quick breakdown of all your options...
KINGS BEACH (July 3): The festivities start a day early in Kings Beach. On Tuesday July 3rd, from 6-10 pm, you can head over to the North Tahoe Event Center for fireworks, music, food and fun. Enjoy something to eat and drink out on the deck, then catch the the first fireworks of the week. Brought to you by the North Tahoe Business Association, advance tickets are $12/adults $5/kids 3-12. More info can be found at: http://northtahoebusiness.org/north-tahoe-business/
INCLINE VILLAGE (July 4): Red, White and Tahoe Blue is another awesome way to enjoy our country’s Independence at the Lake. Thanks to tremendous community support, there’s almost 30 different events in Incline Village and Crystal Bay. The extravaganza of food, music, and entertainment culminate with arguably the best fireworks display in the county on July 4th at Incline Beach. Fireworks will start at approximately 9:30 pm. More details on all the events can be seen at: http://www.redwhitetahoeblue.org/
TAHOE CITY (July 4): Tahoe City’s 66th Annual Independence Day Celebration will take place in downtown Tahoe City at Commons Beach. The fireworks will be over the Lake Tahoe so you can watch from the beach, or bring your boat and watch the show on the Lake. Show will go from approximately 9:15 - 10 pm. For more details, go to www.visittahoecity.org
TRUCKEE (July 4): Donner Lake has it’s own fantastic fireworks show on Wednesday evening at West End Beach. Truckee Donner Parks & Rec, who put on the event, describe it as an old fashioned 4th of July celebration with games, live music, affordable food, and a spectacular fireworks display. Tickets for residents and homeowners are $6 each (proof of residency required, see link below). If you aren’t a resident, you can still enjoy a fun day at Donner Lake on the docks, swimming, boating, fishing, and fireworks can be seen from almost any location on or around the lake. Fireworks will start at about 9:30 pm. More info on the event can be found at: http://www.tdrpd.com/
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE (July 4th): The American Pyrotechnics Association rates South Shore’s Lights on the Lake celebration one of the top five displays in the nation The show is scheduled to begin at 9:45 PM. The fireworks are visible from all over town, and even across the lake. Check out some of the sweet spots to get a front row seat here: http://tahoesouth.com/events/details/276/lights_on_lake_tahoe_fireworks_2012/
SPARKS (July 4th): Wanting to celebrate our country’s independence away from the Lake? Star Spangled Sparks is touted as the region’s longest fireworks display. Set off from the roof of John Ascuaga’s Nugget while thousands of revelers celebrate on Victorian Square below. Live entertainment for the whole family, a kid’s area, and an array of food choices complete the evening. Fireworks are expected to start at about 9:45 pm. For a full schedule of events, check out: http://www.janugget.com/events-calendar/star-spangled-sparks.asp
No matter where you decide to go, don’t forget to bring warm clothes, allow extra travel time, and HAVE FUN!!
