Bay City Fireworks Festival Tickets

The Bay City Fireworks Festival is a storied Michigan celebration that blends live music with dazzling pyrotechnics over the Saginaw River. Founded in 1962 by local resident Richard Davis and funded by the Bay City Fraternal Order of Police for about the best available price, this community-driven event has grown from a single July 4 show to a weekend festival known as one of Michigan’s largest displays. The festival centers around Wenonah Park, with fireworks lighting up the river over Veterans Memorial Bridge. Recent editions keep the energy high with headlining performers, a carnival, and Vendor’s Alley marketplaces, making it a must-attend summer experience for locals and visitors alike.

We’ve got you covered for tickets, schedules, and insider tips to secure your seats and enjoy the weekend with family and friends. Discover the history, notable performances, and what to expect at the next Bay City Fireworks Festival.

About the festival: The Bay City Fireworks Festival now runs over several days around early July, typically including concerts, a carnival, and marketplace vendors along the Wenonah Park riverfront. The festival’s longevity and community support have helped it become a premier Michigan summer event, drawing audiences from across the region.

Venue details: Wenonah Park sits along the Saginaw River and is the focal point for performances and the fireworks show, with convenient access and riverfront views. The nearby Veterans Memorial Bridge provides a dramatic backdrop for the city’s annual pyrotechnics.

Upcoming tours & performers: In recent years, the festival has hosted a mix of rock, pop, and tribute acts, including headliners like Josey Scott, Sponge, Wrecking Crue, Paradise City, and Jerkwater Town Boys. Check the event page for the latest lineup and ticket options, including general admission and reserved seating with dinner packages.

For updates, follow the festival’s official site and social channels. We’ll help you find reliable tickets and secure your seats—like having a friend in the business.