Bellevue Family 4th Celebrates 30 Years of Patriotic Summer Fun and Fireworks

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Family 4th event, a cherished local tradition, celebrates its 30th anniversary this year at Bellevue Downtown Park on July 4th. Attendees can look forward to live music from country-rock band The Lowdown Drifters and party pop tunes from The Nines! , culminating in a grand fireworks show at 10:05 p. m. Organized by the Bellevue Downtown Association in collaboration with the City of Bellevue, the event features a Family Fun area filled with engaging activities such as face painting and food trucks.

Safety measures include a designated drop-off area for visitors and free parking options after 5 p. m. While masks are not required, they are welcomed based on individual comfort levels, in accordance with the latest COVID-19 guidelines. The Bellevue Fire Department reminds participants that personal fireworks, alcohol, and cooking devices are prohibited in the park. This event not only celebrates Independence Day but also showcases community spirit and local entertainment, supported by several local businesses to create a family-friendly atmosphere.

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