Hilton Head
Shelter Cove is hosting a HarbourFest celebration with live entertainment, food, and arts and crafts. All this a more can be expected at the July 4th HarbourFest Celebration. The fireworks display will begin right after dusk. So make sure to get there early to get a a great spot to view them.
Shuttle parking will be available at Chaplin Park off of Singleton Beach Road and at the Hargray parking lot along Highway 278. Shuttles will run continuously from 5-11 p.m. For more information: Click Here
Port Royal
Port Royal’s fireworks display is scheduled to start around 8:30 p.m. July 4 from a barge in the area off The Sands beach. The road to the landing will be shut down at midnight prior to the holiday for all traffic, including trailered boats, and 7th Street will be closed to traffic except for residents on that street. Parking on Paris Avenue and side streets will be free, and police officers will be directing those with handicap tags to closer parking. Food, beverages and festivities will be beginning at noon. For more information: Click Here
A separate event not sponsored by the town is scheduled on the nearby port property from 1 to 8 p.m. Battery Creek Jam, sponsored by members of the Port Royal community and Rock Block Productions, live music includes Drivin N Cryin, Zach Deputy and others. There also will be local food and artisan vendors along with an inflatable waterzone for kids. Admission is free, but VIP upgrades ($125) and reserved parking ($10) are available. Click here to purchase tickets.
Hardeeville
Hardeeville’s Parks, Recreation & Tourism Department is getting a jump start on the holiday with its 4th Off Main event from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday, June 26, at the Richard Gray Recreation Complex Park behind City Hall. Admission is free. On the schedule: live music by Muddy Creek, food trucks, face painting, bounce houses, games and, at the end, a fireworks display.
Savannah
Savannah’s Waterfront fireworks show will begin at 9:15 p.m. July 4. The city will offer $5 flat rate parking in city garages and at the Savannah Convention Center. Organizers noted in a news release that convention center parking is limited because of construction, and the building will not be open. Spectators may bring chairs and blankets, but coolers are discouraged.
