All the Fireworks

This is the busy season for pyrotechnicians. Between Canada Day celebrations and the Fourth of July, the smell of  black powder will be mixing with grill smoke all over the region. Here’s where and when the night will light up around the North Country and along the St. Lawrence:

Friday, July 1, Canada Day:

• Brockville Riverfest, at dusk at waterfront/Block House Island
• Cardinal, at dusk at waterfront
• Gananoque, at dusk
• Iroquois,  at dusk at the Iroquois Locks
• Morrisburg, at dusk at waterfront
• Hogansburg, at dusk, Mohawk International Raceway,
• Ottawa, at dusk, on Parliament Hill
  Watertown— Concert and fireworks: “An Independence Day Celebration” presented by Symphony Syracuse, 8 p.m., Thompson Park.
• Operation Yellow Ribbon rally, 7 p.m.
• Firing of cannons from Fort Drum and ends with fireworks.

Saturday, July 2nd

• Massena, St Lawrence Centre Mall, at 10:15pm

Sunday, July 3rd

• Clayton, at dusk, on the waterfront
• Morristown, at dusk behind the fire squad building on Morris St.
• Tupper Lake, at dusk in the Municipal Park

Monday, July 4th

• Hannawa Falls, at dusk, Postwood Park Beach
• Norwood, at dusk
• St. Regis Falls, at dusk
• Lake Placid, fireworks set to music: 9:45 p.m.
• Long Lake, at dusk, town beachfront.
• Old Forge, band concert at 7 p.m. on the lakefront, fireworks at dusk.
• Saranac Lake, Concert at 7pm, fireworks, 9:30 p.m. Monday, Riverside Park.
• Alexandria Bay, over Boldt Castle at dusk, visible from many sites along the river
• Glens Falls, Crandall Park, after the 7:30pm Glens Falls Symphony Summer Pops concert

Tuesday, July 5th

• Gouverneur, at dusk at the St Lawrence County Fairgrounds. Prior to the fireworks, the North Country Players Orchestra will perform at 7 p.m., featuring America-themed music.