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Everyone from Kissimmee came together with family and friends to watch a full display of fireworks to celebrate the beauty of our country. -
The ‘Heartbeat of Freedom’ display illuminated the night sky with patriotic colors making a beacon of freedom across the land. -
A grand display of the celebration of America with a concert in the sky over Disney's Bay Lake -
The community of St. Cloud gathers on East Lake Toho shores to enjoy a Fourth of July display of fireworks. -
Fireworks burst over East Lake Toho in celebration of America. -
Everyone from Kissimmee came together with family and friends to watch a full display of fireworks to celebrate the beauty of our country. -
Everyone from Kissimmee came together with family and friends to watch a full display of fireworks to celebrate the beauty of our country.
The 4th of July had a something for everyone, everywhere in Osceola County.
Independence Day celebrations to honor the red, white and blue of U.S.A. were held at Disney World, Old Town Kissimmee, Promenade at Sunset Walk, Celebration and on the lakefronts of Kissimmee and St. Cloud.
As the city of Kissimmee came together to celebrate with fellowship and fun, the highlights of the event were the Sister Hazel concert and, of course, the fireworks. Everyone from Kissimmee came together with family and friends to watch a full display of fireworks to celebrate the beauty of our country.
Live entertainment, food trucks, vendors, a beer garden, and a kids zone brought in many families for this celebration of America in St. Cloud.
And still more people loaded into Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom to attend this years Fourth of July festivities. With hundreds packing downtown Main Street, many other lined along Bay Lake for fireworks on July 3 and 4.
Story and photos by Chris Miller and Donasia Harry.
PHOTO/CHRIS MILLER
, making this year a stunning event.
PHOTO/CHRIS MILLER
The ‘Heartbeat of Freedom’ display illuminated the night sky with patriotic colors making a beacon of freedom across the land.
