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FLYER GUIDE: Where to watch fireworks in NWA in 2022

  • By Dustin Bartholomew · Wednesday, Jun 22, 2022 

Photo by sj liew / C.C. 2.0

Slap on your American flag bathing suit, and your red-white-and-blue flip-floppers, everyone. It’s almost Independence Day.

As we do every year, we’ve scoured the internet searching for local fireworks displays and Independence Day celebrations to try and answer the question, “Where can I watch fireworks in Fayetteville (or Farmington, or Prairie Grove, or West Fork, Rogers, etc.) in 2022?”

There isn’t an official municipal-sponsored display in Fayetteville, but there are always plenty of private displays visible in town on the 4th. Just look up.

We did find several displays around the region, however, and most of them are free to attend and open to the public.

We’ll also likely add to this list between now and the holiday, and as always, feel free to let us know about anything we missed.

Happy 4th of July, everyone.


Sunday, June 26

Pea Ridge Freedom Fest

What: Food, games, music, inflatables and fireworks
Where: Discover Church, Pea Ridge (577 Weston Street)
Time: 6 p.m.
More info: Facebook.com


Friday, July 1

West Fork Fireworks Display

What: Firework display, inflatables, music, pony rides
Where: Carter Park
Time: 6 p.m., fireworks at dark
More info: Facebook post

City of Elkins Annual Fireworks Display

What: Firework display, hot dogs, nachos
Where: Bunch Park in Elkins
Time: 5 p.m., fireworks at dark (around 8:45 p.m.)
More info: elkins.arkansas.gov


Saturday, July 2

Ventris Trail’s End Resort

What: Firework show only visible on Beaver lake
Where: Beaver Lake 9484 Simrell Drive in Garfield
Time: Fireworks are scheduled to begin at dark
More info: visitrogersarkansas.com



Sunday, July 3

Fireworks at the Crosses

What: Firework display, food, music, baptisms
Where: Pinnacle Hills Cross Church in Rogers
Time: Fireworks begin at dark
More info: www.crosschurch.com


Bella Vista Fireworks Display

What: Firework display, open to the public
Where: The park below Loch Lomond Dam on Glasgow Road in Bella Vista
Time: Parking starts at 5:30 p.m., and the show begins at dark
More info: bellavistaar.gov


Monday, July 4

Gentry Freedom Fest

What: Live music by Mitch Ryder, The Swade Diablos, Butler Creek Boys, food, a car show, and a firework display
Where: Gentry City Park
Time: The festival starts at noon, fireworks begin at dark
More info: gentrychamber.com/events


Walmart AMP Fireworks Spectacular

What: Firework display, patriotic music by SoNA
Where: The Walmart AMP
Time: Music at 7:30 p.m., fireworks begin at 9:15
More info: waltonartscenter.org


4th at the Field at Arvest Ballpark

What: Baseball game and firework display
Where: Arvest Ballpark
Time: Game starts at 6:35 p.m., and fireworks will follow after the game
More info: www.facebook.com/PrairieGroveCity


Farmington’s Independence Day Firework Show

What: Firework display
Where: Randall G Lynch Middle School in Farmington
Time: Fireworks begin at dark
More info: cityoffarmingtonar.com


An Evening at Orchards Park

What: Firework display, food, and live music
Where: Orchards Park in Bentonville
Time: Music starts at 7 p.m., fireworks at 9:30 p.m.
More info: bentonvillear.com



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