In its 10th year, Fort Worth’s Fourth celebrates our nation’s independence along the Trinity River. The family-friendly festival returns to Panther Island Pavilion on Tuesday, July 4. And as always, general admission, tubing and KidsZone activities are absolutely free!
Expect a fun-filled afternoon of family activities, tubing and flyboard shows (Complete Festival Map). Plus live music from self-proclaimed Tex-Mex Honky Tonk band, the Tejas Brothers. Food and drinks will be available for purchase on-site. As the sun goes down, the sounds of Party Machine will fill the evening air. The high-energy band will play dance favorites and pump up the crowd for the spectacular fireworks finale. On the shore stage, 95.9 the Ranch will host three local bands in the Battle of the Bald Eagle Battle of the Bands contest. Flyboarders will also be performing lively shows on the river in between music acts, then right before the fireworks light up the sky, the jet-pack flyboarders will light up the river.
Gates Open 2 pm | Live Music All-Day | Fireworks Show 10 pm
The little ones will love the KidZone area. Parents will love the price tag. Free activities throughout the day will include pony rides, face painting, bounce houses and zip lines. Plus, the ever-popular levee and water slides are back to provide hours of good old-fashioned fun for the young and young at heart.
“As a Presenting Sponsor, Tarrant Regional Water District is proud to be able to provide a free family festival that is available to our entire city,” said TRWD Board Director, Jack Stevens. “It remains very important to us to maintain a celebration that all can enjoy.”
Back for year three is the VIP experience — Learn more.
Fort Worth’s Fourth is made possible by presenting sponsors Tarrant Regional Water District, Andrews Distributing, Coors Light, Lockheed Martin and Mac Churchill Acura. Special thanks to supporting sponsors Blue Zones Project, the City of Fort Worth, Tarrant County College, Margaritaville, NBC5, 95.9 The Ranch, 92.1 Hank FM, Telemundo 39 and the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. The festival is produced by the Trinity River Vision Authority.
