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Totally Boise's Guide to Celebrating Fourth of July in The Treasure Valley

Last updated June 22, 2021 by Mariah Hebbeln

As fellow Boiseans, we are excited to join the community and celebrate our nation’s 246th year of Independence with all of you. This year, July 4th falls on a Monday, which means you can spend the weekend rejoicing in patriotic cheer. 

While we are sad to learn that the classic Fourth of July parade is not occurring this year in downtown Boise, we thank the We The People 4th of July Celebration Committee and volunteers who organized such an amazing Boise tradition for over 20 years.  

There is no shortage of fun, family-friendly, and freedom celebrating events happening all over the Treasure Valley this holiday weekend. If you’re looking for parades, contests, events, and firework shows, we’ve found what’s happening near you!

Boise 4th of July 

Boise and the surrounding Treasure Valley is an active and bustling community. A long holiday weekend like this Fourth of July means we are going to be outside, in the sun, having as much fun as possible.

Boise Fireworks Display and Celebration 

Fourth of July Fireworks at Ann Morrison

The crowning jewel of Boise’s Fourth of July celebration, this display will blow your socks clean off. Hosted in Ann Morrison Park, professional pyros set the show off at 10:15 pm, right after dusk. Bring a blanket, chairs, plenty of bug spray, and enjoy the show! The festivities begin earlier that day at 5pm. 

To read more about this event, and city guidelines, click here

Ann Morrison Park Firework Info

Events Calendar 

Friday, July 1st

Grocery Outlet Independence from Hunger:

Join the Grocery Outlet team at 6969 W Overland rd. as they kick off a month-long food drive to feed local homeless children, women, and men in the Treasure Valley. For $5 you can donate pre-packaged packs that Grocery Outlet will match. 

Totally Boise's Guide to Celebrating Fourth of July in The Treasure Valley

Pic Cred: Jay Kenneth Photography

Saturday, July 2nd

Geico Motorfest:

Taking place at Meridian Speedway, this is one of Idaho’s largest outdoor motor shows. A canned food drive at the festival will support the Boise Rescue Mission Ministries to provide food for local homeless children, women, and men.  

To learn more, click here,

Geico Motorfest Info

Red, White, and Zoo:

Celebrate the nation's birthday and the 100th birthday of Zoo Boise’s tortoise Mr. Mac and the 60th birthday for their spider monkey Elvis. 

For more details and tickets, click here,

Red, White, and Zoo Info

Split Rail Winery - Grand Opening

The Idaho favorite winery is hosting a grand opening party for their newest Garden City tap room. This free event will have music, great drinks, food, a raffle, and treats from Bite Me Bars!

Learn more here,

Split Rail Winery Grand Opening Info

Meridian 4th of July

Sunday, July 4th

Independence Day Celebrations at Storey Park/Meridian Speedway:

The city of Meridian and the incredible team at Meridian Speedway have come together to give the community their own patriotic fireworks display. Picnics are welcomed and food trucks will be available. Sparks fly at 10:20 pm!

To read more about the event, click here

Storey Park and Meridian Speedway Fourth of July Info

Totally Boise's Guide to Celebrating Fourth of July in The Treasure Valley

Eagle 4th of July

Saturday, July 2nd & 3rd

Red Chair Lavender Farms Festival:

Stroll through the aromatic fields of Lavender and forage yourself a bunch or two. This growing valley tradition at the Red Chair Lavender Farm in Eagle, Idaho is a great place to kick off your Independence Day celebrations. Catch the festival on July 2nd or 3rd from 9 am to 5 pm. Vendors and live music available as well!

To purchase your tickets, click here 

Red Chair Lavender Farms Festival Tickets

Caldwell 4th of July

Monday, July 4th

Fourth of July in Caldwell, Idaho

At Memorial Park, the celebrations kick off at 7 am. Throughout the day you can enjoy the Fourth of July parade, ceremonies, vendors, car show, and much more! Head over to Indian Creek Plaza for more fun as well. 

Learn more about the festivities here

Memorial Park Fourth of July Info

Star 4th of July

Saturday and Sunday, July 3rd & 4th

Star Hometown Fourth of July Celebration;

The small town of Star has two activity-packed days planned with plenty of pies, a parade, and pyrotechnics. Just a 30-minute drive from Boise, this quaint community has a BIG celebration planned!

Check out the flyer here

Star Fourth of July Info

Idaho City 4th of July

Sunday, July 4th

4th of July Idaho City Parade and Events & Breakfast:

Just a short, 40-minute drive from Boise, the old mining town of Idaho City has a day of non-stop fourth planned. You can camp and join in on the various patriotic festivities. There are just too many to list!

Check it out here

Wheelbarrow Race

Triathlon

McCall 4th of July

Monday, July 4th

4th of July Music Festival

Head up to Brundage Mountain from 10:30 am to 5 pm for a free music festival. Food and drinks will be available on the Plaza and in Smoky’s. 

Learn more here, 

Brundage Music Festival Info

Fourth of July in McCall

Up in the Payette Lake area, the town of McCall welcomes all Idahoans to spend their Fourth of July Holiday playing in the water and forests of their city. The night of July 3rd, catch a movie lakeside at 9:45 pm. Then on July 4th, watch the fireworks glare over the lake from the comfort of your beachy spot or boat. 

Read more here

McCall Fourth of July Info

 

Stay safe this Independence Day and remember to celebrate safely. 

Don’t drink and drive!

Don’t set our hills and forests on fire!

Don’t burn yourself!

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