4TH OF JULY IN JACKSON AND WEST TENNESSEE
Haven’t made your 4th of July plans yet? According to Visit Jackson, TN’s calendar, you’ll have plenty of activities to choose from over the holiday.
Celebrate the with the Jackson Generals, Wednesday, July 3 at the Ballpark at 6:05pm as they take on the Montgomery Biscuits. Stick around after the game for a post-game fireworks show.
Festivities continue in Jackson on July 4th with the Firefighters Freedom Festival, a free, family-oriented festival and 4th of July fireworks. This event includes activities for children, food vendors, and live music. Join the Madison County Fire Department at McKellar-Sipes Regional Airport on Thursday, July 4, 2019. Gates open at 3:00pm, and the music will begin at 4:00pm. You will not want to miss Hubtet, Hunter Jordan Band and headliner the Kimberlie Helton Band! Later in the evening, enjoy the fireworks show beginning around dusk!
Bring your lawn chair and blanket and visit the available concession stands while enjoying an evening of family fun in celebration of the 4th of July! Visit the Madison County Fire Department or call 731.424.5577 for more information.
A quick look at the calendar displays a dozen major events happening over the 4th of July holiday throughout West Tennessee. Here’s your itinerary on the Visit Jackson, TN APP and a partial list including:
June 28 - 30
June 29
Full Throttle’s Celebration, Trimble
July 3
Jackson Generals Baseball & Fireworks. The Ballpark
July 4
Firefighters Freedom Festival, McKellar-Sipes Regional Airport, Jackson
Lexington’s Festival of the Lakes
July 5
Medina’s Fourth of July Celebration
Whether it’s an annual event or one of our great live music venues, experience the music which could only be “Made in Tennessee” found halfway between Memphis and Nashville in the heart of the Americana Music Triangle!
Visit JacksonTN to connect with what is happening in Jackson and West Tennessee or use the new Visit Jackson TN APP to plan the best weekend ever, available on iTunes, Google Play or our website.
