City of Idaho Falls Announces Plans for 2027 Fireworks Show

~ Idaho Falls plans to hold its 2027 Independence Day fireworks display at a new site along the Snake River, south of Freeman Park and north of John's Hole Bridge on the river's east side.

The city announced the location Nov. 12, saying it was selected after months of evaluating properties. The site has space for a large-scale display, infrastructure to support safe access and several potential viewing areas, according to the announcement.

Possible viewing locations include Freeman Park, Civitan Park and the Idaho Falls River Walk. The city said the fireworks may also be visible from nearby neighborhoods and downtown.

Mayor Lisa Burtenshaw said the city, Bonneville County and community partners are committed to making the 2027 celebration "just as spectacular and just as memorable" as previous events. She also thanked the Vandersloot and Ball families for their contributions to the Melaleuca Freedom Celebration.

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Bonneville County Chief Operating Officer Austin Black said the county was pleased to partner with the city and other local organizations to continue the holiday celebration.

The city is working with Bonneville County, Ammon, the Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce, the Idaho Falls Arts Council, the Museum of Idaho, The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho, the Idaho Falls Farmers Market and other organizations on activities for the day.

The community's Independence Day celebrations, including the chamber's parade, are scheduled for Saturday, July 3, 2027. The city said the date will allow people to hold their own festivities on Sunday, July 4.

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