Here are some regional events celebrating the Fourth of July! All events are Thursday, July 4 except where otherwise noted.

Bellevue
The City of Bellevue invites the community to celebrate the nation’s 250 years of independence at the Bellevue Family 4th, the Eastside’s largest Independence Day celebration, on Saturday, July 4, 5-10:30 p.m. at Downtown Park,10201 NE Fourth St. The beloved annual event – presented by The Bellevue Collection and coproduced with the Bellevue Downtown Association – offers a full evening of festivities, live performances and a spectacular fireworks show synchronized to music. Activities for all ages include Live music at the Amazon Entertainment Plaza, with performances by regional artists; family activities including yard games, a scavenger hunt, selfie tent and interactive sports-themed games for all ages; merchandise vendors; and food and beverage vendors starting at 3 p.m. At 10:05 p.m., the fireworks show will begin—a community tradition coproduced by the Bellevue Downtown Association for nearly three decades.

Bellingham
The Bellingham Regional Chamber of Commerce has partnered with Peoples Bank and the Port of Bellingham to provide the community with its annual July 4th fireworks display. The fireworks show will begin at 10:30 PM on Friday, July 4th at Zuanich Point Park.

Blaine
Gear up to celebrate America’s 250th, 4th of July in style at Tuttle & Crump’s Old-Fashioned 4th of July Celebration! Immerse yourself in the red, white, and blue as we honor America’s 250th birthday with a classic hometown celebration in beautiful Blaine by the Sea. Whatcom County’s largest 4th of July celebration with all-day, family-fun activities! It’s a day for bringing the community together, creating cherished memories, and experiencing pure patriotic joy. From morning to night, Blaine will be buzzing with fun, laughter, and unforgettable moments. Bring your family, friends, and festive spirit because this is one celebration you absolutely won’t want to miss. Activities are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and fireworks start at 10 p.m.

Bothell
The City of Bothell presents a Fourth of July Parade and Pancake Breakfast. This event brings together thousands of people of all ages to celebrate and gather in the heart of our community, downtown Bothell. Bothell's Hometown Celebration will kick off with a Pancake Breakfast hosted by your Bothell Fire Department, followed by the Children's Parade, Grand Parade, and surrounding community activities.

Bothell Fire Department's Pancake Breakfast: Fourth of July festivities will kick off with Bothell Fire Department’s Annual Pancake Breakfast, beginning at 8:30am at Park at Bothell Landing. Attendees will enjoy complimentary pancakes and sausage, light refreshments, fire engine tours, and more.  At the Park at Bothell Landing from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.

Children’s Parade: After grabbing a bite to eat at the Pancake Breakfast, event goers can head to the corner of 104th Ave NE and Main Street for our wonderful Children’s Parade at 11:15 a.m. (free to participate, no registration required).

The Grand Parade at noon is a spectacle of vibrant floats, marching bands, classic cars, dance and cheer, and so much more! With over 10,000 spectators and 1,000 parade participants, this is a great opportunity for organizations, businesses, and individuals to participate in. Starting Point: 104th Ave NE & Main Street; Ending Point: NE 188th St. (Near Pop Keeney Stadium)

Burien
The parade starts promptly at 11:00AM and runs for approximately two hours. This is Burien’s largest parade, and thousands of people attend this great community event! Discover Burien encourages youth groups, local businesses, bands, churches and all other groups to enter their float, entry, group in this year's parade.

Centralia
Summerfest - Historic Downtown Centralia welcomes you to celebrate the Fourth of July! This annual event from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. celebrates the vibrant spirit of summer in the community. This festival offers a wide array of activities, from games and family fun at Centralia College to picnicking at George Washington Park. Attendees line Historic Downtown in their red, white, and blue for the annual parade!

Edmonds
Edmonds 4th of July 5K, 1K Family Run & 1K Senior Saunter - activities include the 1K Family Fun Run at 9:30 a.m., 1K Senior Saunter starting at 9:35 a.m., the 5K Edmonds 4th of July Run starts at 9:45 a.m., and Children's Parade at 11:30 a.m. The Main Parade starts at noon.

Mt. Vernon
Join us for the Fabulous 4th of July fireworks show....a good time for the entire family! Our spectacular firework show begins at dark. The Skagit Riverwalk is the perfect place to join us and enjoy the best seats in the house for awesome fireworks. At Skagit Riverwalk. Don't forget your lawn chair or blanket, and a flashlight to help when leaving the show.

Seattle
Seafair Fourth of July, 3-11 p.m. at Gasworks Park, South Lake Union Park, and Lake Union. The Celebrate the 4th of July with us and enjoy free seating throughout the park! For an enhanced experience, upgrade to premium reserved seating, offering several comfortable vantage points to enjoy the festivities. This fun-packed event features a host of pre-show activities during the day that culminate with a fully choreographed (and musically-timed) fireworks presentation offering a spectacular experience in downtown Seattle you won’t want to miss.

The West Seattle 4th of July Kids parade is a beloved tradition dating back nearly 30 years. It started when a family in the Admiral neighborhood organized a little get together for friends and neighbors to dress up in festive gear and walk to Hamilton View Point Park for a picnic. Join your neighbors in your most festive Independence Day garb to take in gorgeous West Seattle scenery on the short walk from Sunset Ave to Hamilton Viewpoint. Enjoy the celebration at the park featuring a fire truck, kid's activities, food trucks and SACK RACES!

Tacoma
Tacoma's Summer Blast 4th of July celebration is back! Head to the Ruston Way Waterfront where you’ll enjoy a full day of live music, food, entertainment, and craft vendors. The fun begins at noon and ends with spectacular fireworks over Puget Sound. The celebration takes place at Dune Peninsula and Cummings Park on Ruston Way with over 150 vendors, live music and a 20-minute firework display. The fireworks display can be seen from Dune Peninsula Park in the north, along Ruston Way Waterfront, and stretching to Jack Hyde Park in the south. The City of Tacoma fireworks show presented by Tacoma Venues & Events will launch from a barge about 3,000 feet offshore from Cummings Park, maximizing prime visibility from most parks along the Ruston Way Waterfront, from Dune Peninsula Park in the north to Jack Hyde Park in the south. The fireworks display will take place once it is dark (approx 10 pm). It will be visible along all of Ruston Way