4th of July on Anna Maria Island

4th of July on Anna Maria Island

There’s nothing better than spending the 4th of July holiday laying out on the beach, grilling a burger on the BBQ, and watching some spectacular fireworks light up the summer night sky. Luckily Anna Maria Island offers all three and then some! Every year visitors flock to our lovely island and surrounding area for the festivities and firework displays.

Below is more information on local 4th of July fun:

4th of July Parade: 

Families line the streets of the island every year to witness the annual Anna Maria Island Privateers Parade , which begins at Coquina Beach, and travels the entire length of the island to Bay Front Park.  The parade is a morning event, making it a super fun and exciting way to start the 4th!
Where: Entire length of the island
When: July 4th
Time: 10am

Take in a Game:

If baseball is America’s pastime, then what better way to celebrate America’s birthday than with a game? Maybe by adding fireworks. The Bradenton Marauders, the local minor league farm team of the Pittsburgh Pirates, are out of town on the 4th, so they are celebrating on July 3rd. The team will have a fireworks display following their game. The first 1,500 fans will get a free t-shirt! The game is at LECOM Park, located at 1611 9th St. West, Bradenton, FL 34205. Get more ticketing information and times at the team website.

Bradenton Riverwalk Firework Show: 

The Bradenton Riverwalk in downtown Bradenton will have a fireworks show on July 4th at 9:30pm. 
Where:
1200 1st Ave W, Bradenton, FL 34205

When:  July 4th
Time:  9:30pm

Nathan Benderson Park Firework Show: 

Nathan Benderson Park in Sarasota will be hosting Fireworks on the Lake. The event  includes musical groups, the chance for families to picnic on the grass, and a stunning firework show to top off the night.
Where: 5851 Nathan Benderson Circle, Sarasota, FL 34235
When: July 3rd
Time: 5pm to 10pm

Have a Safe 4th Everyone!

**Please note only sparklers are allowed on Anna Maria Island. Personal fireworks that are very loud, artillery-style, repeating, propelled, lift off the ground, or explode are prohibited on Anna Maria Island and in the state of Florida in general.

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