#Hilo Bay Blast

Fourth of July on the Big Island this year features several family-friendly events. Check out our list of star-spangled shindigs to celebrate with a blast.

There’s something for everybody during this year’s Fourth of July festivities on the Big Island, from a rodeo in Waimea to a rubber duckie derby in Waikōloa. And don’t forget about the fireworks shows!

This weekʻs Top 20 things to do on the Big Island are dominated by Fourth of July celebrations, including a 5K run/walk, rodeo, rubber duckie race and, of course, fireworks. Find our comprehensive listing HERE.

The County of Hawaiʻi will have fireworks in Hilo and Kona and many other events to celebrate the country’s birthday.

Get set for Fourth of July fun in Kona on Tuesday, July 4.

The 4th of July Celebration and Fireworks in Hilo—the “Hilo Bay Blast”—has become a tradition for many families.

Bayfront Highway (Route 19) from Waiānuenue Avenue to Pauahi Street will be closed July 4 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.

The Wainaku Executive Center in Hilo will host a Fourth of July party on Monday.

This 2016 Hilo Bay Blast will feature a variety of activities throughout the day, culminating with the traditional fireworks exhibition at 8 p.m. in Hilo Bay.