TAVARES, FL (352today.com) – The City of Tavares Fireworks will be held on Friday, July 4. Starting with the parade along Main Street. The family-friendly event features live music, community vendors, food trucks, a family fun zone, and more!
After the parade, Tavares will kick off the evening festivities with live music in Wooton Park. Our main act is the band The HOOTZ, followed by Fireworks. The HOOTZ is a new, uniquely original-sounding, modern, fun show band like nothing else! Combining the musical forces of Pop, Rock, Rap, Punk & of course, traditional Country music, The HOOTZ stage show is one you must experience to believe.
Friday, July 4:
4:45 pm Street Party on Main Street begins before the parade
5:00 pm Seaplane flyover Main Street
6:00 pm Kid’s activities commence along Rockingham Avenue and in Wooton Park
6:00 pm Kid’s dance party with interactive Live DJ in Wooton Park begins
6:00 pm Main Act (band) The HOOTZ begins performance on the main stage in Wooton Park
6:30 pm Main Street opens to allow traffic to flow normally – will remain until the event’s conclusion.
9:00 pm Fireworks
Seating is limited / Bring a chair or blanket.
Free parking is available in the parking garage at 200 N. Sinclair Ave.
For more info, visit tavaresfl.gov or follow the Event on Facebook.
WHEN: Friday, July 4th: 4:45 pm – 9:30 pm
WHERE: Wooton Park, 100 E. Ruby St. in Tavares
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