Eight Rhode Island communities have planned their firework shows for July 3 this year. Here's how thunderstorms are impacting ...

While most 4th of July fireworks shows have already happening in Rhode Island for 2025, three communities planned their shows ...

When: Friday, July 4 at 9:15 p.m. Details: For the best view of the fireworks, find a westward facing spot along Newport ...

North Providence. When: Thursday, July 3 at 6 p.m. Fireworks start at 9 p.m. Where: Governor John A. Notte Jr. Memorial Park, 1801 Mineral Spring Ave., North Providence, RI Details: Hosted by ...

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Head to WPRI.com for a full list of fireworks displays, parades and other festivities being held in Rhode Island.

Details: For the best view of the fireworks, find a westward facing spot along Newport Harbor. Popular viewing spots include Perrotti Park, King Park, Queen Anne Square and Fort Adams State Park, ...

When: July 1, 9 p.m.. Where: Beach Pavilion, 25 Corn Neck Road. Details: Fireworks are visible all over the island, but the best views are from Town Beach and Crescent Beach.. 4th of July Parade ...

When: July 1, 9 p.m.. Where: Beach Pavilion, 25 Corn Neck Road. Details: Fireworks are visible all over the island, but the best views are from Town Beach and Crescent Beach.. 4th of July Parade ...

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Here's a look at how RI started celebrating the Fourth of July all the way back in 1777. Frank Lennon, Special to the Journal. July 4 is not really a military or veterans' holiday.

When: July 1, 9 p.m.. Where: Beach Pavilion, 25 Corn Neck Road. Details: Fireworks are visible all over the island, but the best views are from Town Beach and Crescent Beach.. 4th of July Parade ...