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An Edmonds Kind of Fourth: Fireworks Begin Tonight at 10
Don't forget the daytime fun, including two parades.
Happy Fourth of July!
The annual An Edmonds Kind of Fourth fireworks show is scheduled to start at 10 p.m. at the , between Bell and Daley streets. Entrances are on Sixth Avenue North and Seventh Avenue North.
The show is free, of course, and is always crowded. Many people place their lawn chairs and blankets on the field well ahead of the start time.
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Before the fireworks show, the evening concert begins at 7:30 p.m., with entertainment provided by The Side Project.
Vendors include Kona Ice, Here and There Grill, Suzie's Toys, Celtic Cowboy BBQ, Emerald City Balloon, The Belgian Waffle, Shangri-la Massage Therapy, Pop's Kettlecorn and the Edmonds Boys and Girls Club.
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Earlier in the day, the children's parade begins at 11:30 a.m. downtown.
The main parade begins at noon downtown, with Iditarod veteran and Edmonds native Jan Steves the grand marshal.
American flags will adorn the streets of downtown Edmonds as nearly 10,000 spectators line the streets for a two-hour march through the heart of Edmonds.
The parade features award-winning marching bands, local celebrities, street performers, floats and even a few politicians waving from convertibles.
And the annual Edmonds Fourth of July Waterball Competition begins at 2:30 p.m. at City Park. It's hosted by volunteer firefighters from Snohomish County Fire District 1, which serves Edmonds.