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Eastsides Largest July 4 Celebration Coming Up at Downtown Park

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The Bellevue Family 4th is set to be the Eastside’s largest fireworks celebration on July 4 from 5-10:30 p. m. at Downtown Park. The event features live performances from country music star Aaron Crawford and the disco-funk band Soulfunktion, culminating in a fireworks display at 10:05 p. m.

with the Bellevue Youth Symphony Orchestra. Attendees can enjoy various family-friendly activities and food trucks throughout the evening. The Bellevue City Council will lead the Pledge of Allegiance and the national anthem. For safety, attendees are encouraged to use public transport or carpool, as street closures will be in effect. The sale, use, or possession of fireworks and alcohol is prohibited in Downtown Park, where Fire Prevention Officers will monitor compliance.

Free parking is available at selected Bellevue Collection properties after 5 p. m. Well-behaved dogs are welcome but must be leashed, with specific restrictions in certain areas of the park.

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