Your New Hampshire Fourth of July Fireworks Guide for 2023
Believe it or not, Independence Day is less than a month away, and you know what that means: it's time for fireworks.
During Fourth of July weekend, fireworks will sound all over New Hampshire to commemorate the signing of the Declaration of Independence, when our nation was officially born.
Here's a look at your official fireworks schedule for the Granite State. Did we miss anything? Feel free to reach out to let us know.
Location: At the foot of Newfound Lake
Date/Time: July 1 (Rain Date: July 2) at Dusk
Location: Over Center Harbor Bay
Date/Time: July 4 at 9:15pm
Location: Garrison Hill and Maglaras Park
Date/Time: July 4 at dusk, around 9:15pm
Location: Crystal Lake Park
Date/Time: July 1 at 6pm
Location: Gorham Common/Main Street
Date/Time: July 4 at 10pm
Location: Top of B and C Streets
Date/Time: July 4 at 9:30pm
Location: Harrisville Pond
Date/Time: July 9 at Dusk
Location: Jackson Village Park Area
Date/Time: July 2 at 9pm
Location: Opechee Park
Date/Time: July 2 at 10pm
Location: Storrs Hill Ski Lodge or Church Street
Date/Time: July 4 at 9:20pm
Location: Remich Park
Date/Time: July 7 at Dark
Location: Merrimack High School
Date/Time: July 4 at 9:15pm
Location: New Boston Celebration Fairgrounds
Date/Time: July 4 at 9:30pm
Location: Schouler Park
Date/Time: July 4 at 9:30pm
Location: South Mill Pond
Date/Time: July 3 at 9:15pm
Location: Spaulding High School, James W. Foley Memorial Community Center
Date/Time: July 8 at 9pm
Location: Parsons Field
Date/Time: June 30 at 9pm
Location: Ka Brett School
Date/Time: July 1 at 9:30pm
Location: Waterville Valley Town Square
Date/Time: July 4 at 9:30pm
Location: Weirs Beach
Date/Time: July 3 at 11:59pm
Location: Over Wolfeboro Bay
Date/Time: July 4 at Dusk/9:30pm
Location: Community Field
Date/Time: July 4 at 10pm
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