Fireworks in and Around Atlanta

If you’re looking for July 4th fireworks in and around Atlanta, here are some of the biggest celebrations this year:

Location	Date	Fireworks
Stone Mountain Park	July 1–6	Nightly drone & light show followed by fireworks at 9:30 p.m. One of Georgia’s biggest displays.
Centennial Olympic Park / Downtown Atlanta (“Look Up Atlanta”)	July 1	Atlanta Symphony performance and fireworks (ticketed event).
Lenox Square (Buckhead)	July 3	Free concert followed by fireworks around dusk.
Wills Park	July 4	Fireworks begin around 9:15 p.m. Bring blankets and chairs.
Newtown Park	July 3	Live music, food trucks, fireworks after 9 p.m.
Lillian Webb Park	July 3	Red, White & Boom festival with live music and fireworks.
Marietta Square	July 4	Parade, festival, concerts, and fireworks after dark.
City Springs	July 4	Don McLean concert followed by 9:30 p.m. fireworks.
Cauble Park	July 4	Live music and fireworks over Lake Acworth at dark.
Downtown Woodstock	July 4	Parade, festival, and fireworks at dusk.
Roswell Area Park	July 4	Food trucks, live music, fireworks at sunset.
Thurman Springs Park	July 4	Free community celebration with fireworks.
Lawrenceville Lawn	July 1	Prelude to the Fourth with food trucks, music, and fireworks.
E.E. Robinson Park	July 3	Sparks in the Park celebration with live music and fireworks.
Downtown Chamblee	July 4	Free concert and fireworks at dusk.
Six Flags Over Georgia	July 3–5	Star-Spangled Nights fireworks included with park admission.

Some of the best overall choices are:

🎆 Stone Mountain Park for the largest fireworks + drone show.
🎇 Marietta Square if you want a full-day festival.
🎵 Sandy Springs if you’d like a free concert before the fireworks.
🌆 Buckhead (Lenox Square) for an easy in-town option on July 3.
🎢 Six Flags Over Georgia if you’re planning to spend the day riding rides before the fireworks.