After a two-year hiatus, a tradition dating back more than 10 years returned with red, white and blue sparks for this year’s Fourth of July celebration Sunday, July 3, in downtown Baldwin Park.
After a two-year hiatus, a tradition dating back more than 10 years returned with red, white and blue sparks for this year’s Fourth of July celebration Sunday, July 3, in downtown Baldwin Park.
The free event kicked off with a festival in the Village Center of Baldwin Park hosted by the Baldwin Park Joint Committee and presented by Orlando Health.
The Village Center came alive with participants and sponsors of all kinds offering fun, including shopping, festival snacks and food trucks, a beer garden, face painting, balloon art, and interactive activities.
The event also featured a main stage near the lake with an interactive deejay, Bradmaster J; live performances such as the local Dance 360 Orlando team; and music.
At 9:15 p.m. residents enjoyed a spectacular 15-minute choreographed fireworks show over Lake Baldwin.

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