Fireworks Show Returns to Top Off the Fourth of July 
Day of Celebration in Lincoln City

Fireworks will return to the night sky over Lincoln City this Fourth of July, as we celebrate America’s 250^th birthday. Along with the fireworks show, scattered throughout the town, there will be a pet parade, a pie eating contest, live music, and food vendors.

Vets, Pets, & Pie!
Start the day at the Lincoln City Community Center for Vets, Pets, & Pie! from 10 am to 12 noon. Enter your best pie for judging, join the pie eating contest and walk your pet in the pet parade. Best pies and pets will receive a prize. Veterans receive free entry to the Community Center all day, and a special gift from Lincoln City Parks & Recreation. The Community Center is located at 2150 NE Oar Pl.

Stars, Stripes, and Wildlife
The Taft District will be the location for Stars, Stripes, and Wildlife. Here you will be able to experience music, local flavors, and family fun celebrating the wildlife, ecosystems, and natural beauty of Siletz Bay. Festivities start at 12 noon with live music, a food truck, a beer garden, fun giveaways, and local partners on hand to share knowledge about Siletz Bay wildlife and the natural surroundings of the bay and ocean. Events will be taking place on SW 51^st turn around area in Taft.

Parking for the Stars, Stripes and Wildlife will be in the public parking areas throughout Lincoln City’s Taft District. Event parking at Taft High School will be open at 11:00 am. A shuttle service will make rounds from Taft High School to the event site until 6:00 pm.

Fireworks Over Devils Lake
To cap off the night, Lincoln City will be hosting a professional firework display over Devils Lake. The launch site will be near Regatta Park. Parking is very limited at the park, which will be closed off to vehicles at 6:00 pm. A shuttle service will be provided to Regatta Park, with parking available at the Lincoln City Community Center. The shuttle service will be running from 7:00 pm until 1:00 am.

Where else can you see the firework show if you are not at Regatta Park? Here is some information that may help you decide where in Lincoln City you will be able to see the display. The display will begin at dusk. When launched into the air, the fireworks should reach a height of 800 feet. The highest elevation between the Community Center and Regatta Park is 230 feet. Between the intersection of Hwy 101 & NE 17^th Street and Regatta Park, the highest elevation is 205 feet. Between City Hall and Regatta Park, the highest elevation is 100 feet. But you will need to take in considerations the height of trees if they are in your line of sight.

Fireworks are Prohibited in Lincoln City
The sale, offer for sale, possession, and use of fireworks, is prohibited everywhere within the city of Lincoln City – including all private and public property (such as beaches, streets, and parks). Violators will be fined and/or prosecuted for the use of any type of fireworks in Lincoln City. This includes sparklers and novelty devices.

For more information about the Fourth of July events in Lincoln City, please go to www.lincolncity.org/residents/4th-of-july

 
The launch site for the fireworks will be on Devils Lake, in front of Regatta Park.

The estimated viewing area of where you will be able to see the fireworks show. The fireworks mortars will reach a height of 800 feet. But you will have to take into consideration the heights of trees, or other obstructions, if they are in your line of sight.