Fourth of July Celebrations in St. Louis Tuesday May 13, 2025 Share EntertainmentFamily-FriendlyMusicOutdoorsSports By Rachel Huffman There’s no place like St. Louis on the Fourth of July. Whether you want to party with a partner, friends or family, we’ve got brilliant celebrations with a variety of vibes taking place across the region. Cue the fireworks. Celebrate Saint Louis July 3 and 4 Concerts, food and fireworks galore – Celebrate St. Louis is the ultimate way to spend America’s birthday. Engaging, serving and celebrating the region through diverse, impactful and entertaining experiences, the Fourth of July event will take place in downtown St. Louis. Live music on the waterfront includes headliners Russell Dickerson (July 3) and Gavin DeGraw (July 4), among other acts. Heritage & Freedom Fest July 4 and 5 A carnival will kick off the Heritage & Freedom Fest in O’Fallon, Missouri. Boasting rides, games and traditional foods such as corn dogs, funnel cakes, cotton candy and popcorn, the carnival will delight kids and adults alike. The Heritage & Freedom Fest prides itself on bringing national recording artists to the St. Louis area for free concerts as well, and this year won’t be any different. In honor of the nation’s birthday, the festival also includes one of the largest – and most colorful – parades in the region, along with a spectacular firework display. Webster Groves Community Days July 3 and 4 The Fourth of July celebrations in Webster Groves begin with a children’s pet parade on July 3! Dogs, cats, pigs, chickens, iguanas – if it’s your pet, it qualifies, and participants can preregister online. Don’t have a pet? The adorable procession will still melt your heart. On July 4, the community event continues with a parade beginning at Lockwood and Mason avenues at 10 a.m. and a firework display beginning at 9:15 p.m. in Memorial Park. Gateway Grizzlies vs. Lake Erie Crushers July 4 Baseball remains America’s pastime, and we can’t think of a better way to spend the Fourth of July than at a game. Grab a hot dog and a cold beer and cheer on the Gateway Grizzlies as they face the Lake Erie Crushers in Sauget, Illinois. After the game, fans will receive a fitting treat: a fireworks extravaganza! Kirkwood Freedom Festival July 4 The Freedom Festival in Kirkwood is a vibe. Food truck treats will satisfy your cravings, live music beats will get you on your feet and a stunning firework display will provide the perfect patriotic ending to the day. Eureka Independence Day Celebration July 4 Join the Eureka Parks and Recreation Department in an enthusiastic celebration of the 249th birthday of the U.S. On July 4, you can enjoy a rockin’ show by the Count of Monte Carlo Band from 6 to 10 p.m. Grab snacks from local food vendors in between songs, and don’t miss the fireworks display at 9:15 p.m. Star-Spangled Night July 4 Six Flags St. Louis offers thrills throughout the day, and on July 4, you can end your epic adventure with a breathtaking firework display synchronized to patriotic music. Before the brilliant finale, enjoy a live DJ and dance party in Studio Backlot. Saint Charles Riverfest July 4 to 6 The charming atmosphere and riverfront location of Saint Charles make it an ideal place to celebrate Independence Day. Riverfest features three days of festivities – think live music, scrumptious snacks, cold drinks and spectacular fireworks. Spending the holiday with kids? Riverfest also has a carnival and other children’s activities. The countdown has begun. Do you have your red, white and blue ready? Share
