KABOOM TOWN

Tickets for the annual Kaboom Town! Fourth of July celebration in Addison Circle Park are officially sold out, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get in and see the show.

After 2020’s show went virtual, Addison’s Kaboom Town! made its post-pandemic return Saturday.

After 2020’s show went virtual, Addison’s Kaboom Town! made its post-pandemic return Saturday.

Preparations are underway for Addison’s Kaboom Town! celebration to take place on Saturday night. The event draws more than 500,000 people to the town annually.

Kaboom Town is back and Addison is preparing for big crowds. People come from around the world to enjoy the Fourth of July fireworks that takes place on July 3 every year.

Kaboom Town is back in Addison this year after it was streamed during the pandemic last year. People come from around the world to enjoy the Fourth of July tradition that takes place on July 3 every year.

Tickets for the annual Kaboom Town! Fourth of July celebration in Addison Circle Park are officially sold out, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get in and see the show.

For the first time in over 30 years, the skies over Addison will stay dark for Independence Day. Addison announced Wednesday that the city will move the annual Kaboom Town! fireworks show to a secure, out-of-town location closed to the public.

Kaboom Town, Addison’s Independence Day fireworks display, will go on as planned the night of July 3.

Check out the full fireworks show at the July 3 Kaboom Town festival, air show and fireworks display in Addison.

Did you miss the big fireworks show in Addison at Kaboom Town Tuesday night? You can watch a short clip of the show here.

Fireworks at the Kaboom Town Fourth of July celebration in Addison were delayed by about 30 minutes Tuesday due to high winds. That didn’t stop people who waited for hours in the heat from sticking it out just a little bit longer for one of the largest fireworks shows in North Texas.

Traffic Reporter Samantha Davies is here with everything you need to know for the drive home, including road closures for Kaboom Town in Addison.

This weekend there will be a few July 4 festivities but also the Fangs Family Festival. The Trinity River Audubon Center has $1 admission.

The Fourth of July is right around the corner and there’s plenty to do in north Texas to celebrate.

The Dallas Morning News entertainment editor Sarah Blaskovich gives her picks for the weekend, including fireworks shows, concerts and more.

Here’s a look at some of what goes in to putting together annual spectacle outside Dallas and others like it nationwide.