Fourth of July in Burnett County isn’t just a holiday. It’s a full‑blown celebration of summer, community, and small‑town magic. Every corner of the county comes alive with music, races, parades, fireworks, and traditions that families look forward to all year long. If you’re spending the holiday here, get ready. You’re in for the best Fourth of July around!
July 3rd Festivities
Kick things off in Siren with the Dweebs Street Dance on Main Street from 8 pm to midnight. It’s the perfect way to start the holiday weekend with live music, dancing, and that classic small‑town summer night feeling.
If fireworks are your favorite part of the Fourth, you’re in luck. Both Webster and Danbury light up the sky on July 3rd. Head to the Webster Fairgrounds at dusk or catch the show at the Danbury Casino. Either way, you’ll get an unforgettable start to the weekend!
July 4th: A Full Day of Celebration
Start your morning in Siren with the Freedom 5K at 8 am on Main Street, followed by the always‑hilarious Siren Bed Races at 9:45 am. After the races, kids can join the Mini Parade right on Main Street.
This year’s Siren Grand Parade begins at 11:30 am and will follow a temporary route along Highway 35 due to construction. The parade starts at Lanquist Street near the Siren Senior Center and travels north to Rasmusen Street by the Siren Ballpark. Make sure to check the updated route so you can grab the perfect viewing spot!
Over in Webster, the Fire Department is serving up burgers, brats, beer, and pop on Main Street starting at 11 am. Stick around for the big Webster Fourth of July Parade at 1:30 pm, then enjoy the Water Fights right after.
Voyager Village also joins the celebration with its annual parade at noon, starting at the Hanscom Trail Way shop and ending at the Clubhouse.
Evening on the fourth
As the sun sets, head to Crooked Lake in Siren for a full evening of lakeside fun. The Community Band Concert begins at 8 pm at the Bandshell, followed by the Siren Lions Fireworks at dusk. It’s one of the most beautiful fireworks displays in the Northwoods and the perfect way to end a day packed with celebration!
No matter where you celebrate in Burnett County, you’ll feel the energy, pride, and pure summer joy that make this place so special. From early morning races to late night fireworks, our communities pour their hearts into every moment. Join us this Fourth of July and experience the traditions, laughter, and memories that keep people coming back year after year!
Mira Niles, Burnett County Tourism Coalition Marketing Coordinator