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Guide to the 2016 Ford Fireworks in Detroit
This year marks the 58th consecutive fireworks show over the Detroit River.

Detroit, MI – The annual and extremely popular Ford Fireworks in Detriot display is scheduled for Monday, June 27. The show will begin promptly at 9:48 p.m.
This year marks the 58th consecutive fireworks show over the Detroit River.
We've compiled the must-know information for viewing Michigan's biggest firework display. Details are subject to change. For complete information, visit the event website.
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Where: Detroit River 1 Hart Plaza.
In addition to Hart Plaza, we've included a list of parks in Detroit that will be some of the best to places to watch the Ford Fireworks, according to ClickOnDetriot.com.
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- Chene Park
- St. Aubin Park
- Riverside Park
- Mt. Elliot Park
- Tri-centennial Park
- Owen Park
- Erma Henderson Park
Belle Isle is also a great location to see the fireworks, though it will be closed once filled to capacity, so plan on getting there early.
When? The Ford Fireworks display will begin June 27 at 9:48 p.m.
Cost? Free, unless you’re planning to attend the Ford Fireworks Rooftop Party, which costs $250 per guest. The rooftop party will take place on the Miller Parking Garage next to the Renaissance Center. Attendees will get to see see the Ford Fireworks up close and personal.
Can I help? If you're interested in volunteering to help police maintain a safe and fun atmosphere, you should attend the orientation meeting, which will be held Tuesday, June 21 at 6:30 p.m at the Police headquarters on 1301 Third Street in Detroit.
Did we miss anything? If so, please send an email with the details to william.bornhoft@patch.com and we’ll be sure to add it to the guide.
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