Your 2025 Genesee County Fireworks Guide Where to Watch the Skies Light Up This 4th of July Weekend

Looking for the best local fireworks shows this Independence Day? We’ve rounded up the biggest displays across Genesee County—so grab your lawn chair, blanket, and family, and get ready to celebrate America with a bang!


🎉 1. Clio Fireworks & Family Fun Day

📍 Location: Bethany United Methodist Church (launch site)
🗓 Date: Friday, July 4
⏰ Fireworks Start: ~10:15 PM (canceled if not started by 10:30 PM)
🎪 Extras: Family Fun Day with games, concerts, and more
🎯 Best Viewing: Northeast quadrant of Clio

Celebrate in Clio with an all-day event ending in a 25-minute fireworks display. A full day of fun for the whole family!


2. Davison Fireworks at The Hub

📍 Location: The Hub, Davison
🗓 Date: Saturday, July 5
⏰ Time: Dusk
🎪 Features: Bounce houses, food trucks, prayer tent, live music

Bring your chairs and blankets for this family-friendly celebration hosted by the Davison Chamber.


🎆 3. Flint Fireworks Show

📍 Location: Downtown Flint
🗓 Date: Friday, July 4
⏰ Time: Dusk
🔗 More Info: Flint Fireworks Event Page

Enjoy a festive evening in Flint as fireworks light up the city skyline. Arrive early to grab a good spot!


🎆 4. Fenton Freedom Festival

📍 Location: Downtown Fenton
🗓 Date: Friday, July 4
⏰ Time: Parade at 10 AM, fireworks at dusk
🎪 Highlights: Pancake breakfast, craft show, Rubber Ducky Regatta

Start the day with a parade and finish it with fireworks over Fenton!


🌊 5. Lake Fenton Fireworks

📍 Location: Case’s Island, Lake Fenton
🗓 Date: Saturday, July 5
⏰ Time: 9:00 PM

Enjoy a scenic lakeside fireworks display—perfect for boaters and land-lovers alike.


🎇 7. Holly Fireworks Display

📍 Location: Lakeside Memorial Park, Holly, MI
🗓 Date: Friday, July 4
⏰ Time: Dusk
🔗 More Info: Holly Fireworks Event Page

A classic small-town celebration with big fireworks energy.


💥 Stay safe, have fun, and don’t forget to share your fireworks photos with us on social media using #MyCityFireworks!

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