LADY LAKE, FL (352today.com) – The Town of Lady Lake is thrilled to invite residents and visitors to “The Big Bang,” the community’s Independence Day celebration, taking place at the Guava Street Athletic Complex on Saturday, June 28 at 6 p.m., with a fireworks spectacular set to light up the sky at 9:15 p.m.
This free, family-friendly event promises an evening full of excitement, entertainment, and patriotic fun.
Highlights of The Big Bang include:
• Live Music – Dance the night away with high-energy performances by The Audio Exchange Band.
• Watermelon Eating Contests – Fun for all ages with separate contests for kids and adults.
• Arts & Crafts Table – Get creative with hands-on activities for the whole family.
• Food Trucks & Vendors – Satisfy your cravings with a wide variety of delicious options.
• Mechanical Bull Ride – Free and open to all thrill-seekers, courtesy of Millers & Sons Plumbing
• Kid Zone – Packed with fun including bounce houses, slides, and a foam party, sponsored by the Orange Blossom Gardens Lions Club of Lady Lake.
To make your evening even easier, skip the parking hassle and take advantage of our FREE shuttle service, proudly sponsored by Lamers Transportation. Shuttles will run continuously from 6 to 10:30 p.m. between the Rolling Acres Sports Complex and the event site on Guava Street.
VIP Tent Packages are available for $50, offering shaded seating with prime views of the stage and fireworks. Each tent includes a table, chairs, and party favors. Reserve yours today by contacting Amy Alicea at AAlicea@ladylake.org or 352-205-2826.
Text TheBigBang25 to 38276 for real time updates or visit ladylakefl.gov.
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