Northern Virginia | June 25, 2025 — Get ready for fireworks, food, and family fun! From historic Mount Vernon to the rolling hills of Loudoun County, Northern Virginia is lighting up with spectacular events and patriotic celebrations this Fourth of July season. Whether you're looking for big booms, local parades, or vineyard views, there's something for everyone.

Top Fireworks Shows & Festivals

June 27–28 & July 4
🔹 Mount Vernon Fireworks – Celebrate at George Washington’s estate with fireworks over the Potomac. (Tickets: ~$40–50)

June 28
🔹 Lake Fairfax Park (Reston) – All-day festivities and a night-time fireworks show. ($20–25 per vehicle)
🔹 Workhouse Arts Center (Lorton) – Summer Bash with music and fireworks. (Free entry, $50 parking)
🔹 Brambleton “What a Blast!” (Aldie) – A community favorite with free fireworks and entertainment.
🔹 McLean Independence Day Celebration – Free evening event at Langley High School.

July 2
🔹 Vienna’s Independence Celebration – Family fun and fireworks at Yeonas Park (Free).

July 4
🔹 Manassas Old Town – Festival and fireworks from 3–10 p.m. on the museum lawn.
🔹 Bluemont Vineyard – Enjoy scenic views, wine, and fireworks. ($20 adults, $15 under 21)
🔹 Franklin Park (Purcellville) – Community gathering with fireworks at 5 p.m. (Free)
🔹 Great Meadow “Big Boom” (The Plains) – A major event with fireworks and VIP options. ($60–$120)
🔹 Stafford County Celebration – At John Lee Pratt Memorial Park, 6 p.m. start (Free)
🔹 Middleburg Community Center – Local festivities starting at 6 p.m. (Free)

Parades & Local Celebrations

July 4
🔹 City of Fairfax Parade & Fireworks – Morning parade downtown and evening show at Fairfax High School.
🔹 Vienna/Tysons Region – Family-friendly events and a great view of D.C.'s fireworks from elevated areas.

Tips for a Great Experience

• Arrive early to beat traffic and secure good spots.
• Some venues charge for parking or offer VIP upgrades.
• Most events are free and open to all ages.
• Expect live music, food trucks, games, and cultural programs at several sites.

For Nepali Americans living in the DMV area, these celebrations are a perfect opportunity to connect with the community, enjoy summer traditions, and proudly celebrate independence and diversity in the U.S.