We hold these truths to be self-evident that American culture is best explored in one of the Gulf Coast’s oldest cities. Appreciating different stories that enrich our country’s landscape only adds to the magic of Independence Day.
City of Mobile's 4th of July Celebration
Celebrate Independence Day at Battleship Memorial Park!
Join us on July 4, 2025, from 6–9:30 p.m. for a free, family-friendly evening packed with fun! Enjoy live music from The Tip Tops and Fly By Radio, food trucks, games, caricatures and other fun and festive activities. End the night with a spectacular fireworks show at 9 p.m.
🎟️ Admission is free | 🚗 Parking: $10 cars / $30 RVs (cash only) Note: No entry after 8:15 p.m.
A waterfront celebration offers multiple ways to enjoy the show. With Mardi Gras Park's expansive green space, it's the perfect picnic setting to enjoy time with friends and family before and during the city's fireworks.
A dinner cruise with live entertainment aboard the Perdido Queen paddlewheeler offers a truly close encounter. Dining 34 floors in the sky, Dauphin's glass walls and contemporary southern cuisine are a match made for fireworks.
Nothing embodies American tradition quite like BBQ. In Mobile, various restaurants showcase some of the city’s most beloved smoked delicacies. Whether you’re a fan of tangy ribs, juicy burgers or smoked brisket, our BBQ joints offer a variety of mouthwatering options that will leave you wanting seconds.
The History Museum of Mobile offers an immersive glimpse into the Port City’s history from the pre-colonial era to the present. Learn about the lives and lasting legacies of the 110 enslaved Africans that were illegally imported to Mobile aboard the Clotilda at Africatown Heritage House. Immerse yourself in America’s WWII history by boarding the USS ALABAMA and USS DRUM at USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park. Become mesmerized by the history of Mardi Gras, one of the country's oldest and most recognized traditions, at the Mobile Carnival Museum.
