4th of July Tradition in Long Lake, NY
Brace yourselves for a massive 4th of July celebration in our charming small town! Witness awe-inspiring fireworks that’ll leave you breathless.
We’ve got classic games like sack races and water balloon fights to keep everyone entertained for hours. This celebration offers something special for all ages. Come create lasting memories with your community in a place where everyone feels like a neighbor.
10am Kids Games on the Long Lake Ball Field. Free, fun for the whole family.
12pm Strawberry Shortcake sold by the Long Lake Lions Club
3pm Long Lake Fire Department Cook-Out on the Beach. Sausage and Peppers
6:30pm. The annual 4th of July Celebration will begin at the Town Beach, sponsored by the Town of Long Lake. Live music will be performed at the Town Beach alongside a feast served up but The Long Lake Fire Department Cook-out (3:00pm until sold out), and strawberry shortcake from the Long Lake Lions Club (1pm until sold out).
Penelope the Clown will be in the Gazebo on the Long Lake Town beach entertaining the kids with face-painting and balloon animal creations!
Yacht Lobsters perform in 2024. The Yacht Lobsters sail the waves of the butteriest Soft Rock of the 70’s and early 80’s. Their big sound recreates – and at times reimagines – the studio mastery of retro-rock icons like Steely Dan, the Doobie Brothers, Hall & Oates, Toto, and more!
At dark the Best Fireworks in the Adirondacks can be seen from the beach, boat or Mt. Sabattis. For more information, call 518-624-3077 or visit www.mylonglake.com . In the event of rain, join us at the Mt. Sabattis Pavilion. **
The Long Lake Little Bus will be available for those using the Long Lake Municipal lot located next to St. Henry’s Church on Main Street in Long Lake. Long Lake Little Bus will bring you to and from the fireworks within a 3.5 mile perimeter from the Town Beach.
At 12pm on the Long Lake Town Beach the Long Lake Lions Club will be selling home-made Strawberry Shortcake.
In Raquette Lake there will be Fireworks From “The Barge” at Dusk. Enjoy the lights and echoes from your own boat, or from the shores of Raquette Lake. A special time on a lake in the Adirondacks boasting over 100 miles of shoreline, so there is plenty of room to catch this special show.