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Time of India
03-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
US Independence Day 2025: Where to watch parades and fireworks on Fourth of July
What to watch on TV and streaming – Fourth of July specials Exploring the American Story' to celebrate 250 years of US independence in 2026. It all begins on July 3, 2025 with a speech from former President Donald Trump at the Iowa State Fairgrounds at 8:30 p.m. ET. On July 4, C-SPAN will air 24 hours of special programming about America's history. Live 'Washington Journal' broadcast from the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia at 9 a.m. ET. Reading of the Declaration of Independence from the National Archives at 10 a.m. ET. A ceremony remembering the Battle of Bunker Hill. A parade celebrating the Army's 250th anniversary. More shows about the Revolutionary War and the birth of America. July 5 – Watch a Revolutionary War encampment reenactment at Mount Vernon. July 12 – A reenactment and talk about Patrick Henry's 'Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death' speech. July 19 – Historian David Preston explains how the Battles of Lexington and Concord started the war. July 26 – Historian Bruce Venter tells the story of Fort Ticonderoga captured by Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys. Fourth of July fireworks and music specials Live Events Joey Chestnut returns. Hosted by Jeremy Schaap and Rich Shea. Women's contest starts at 10:45 a.m. ET on ESPN3. Men's contest airs at 12 p.m. ET on ESPN2, and replays at 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. ET on ESPN, and at 6 p.m. ET on ESPN2. Takes place at the Brooklyn Bridge and East River in NYC. A special music score by Questlove and James Poyser. DeBose will also sing live during the show. Performers include The Jonas Brothers, Eric Church, Lenny Kravitz, Ava Max, Keke Palmer, Trisha Yearwood, and more. Airs live at 8 p.m. ET on NBC, also streaming on Peacock. A Spanish version airs on Telemundo at 9 p.m., and NBC will do an encore at 10 p.m. Hosted by Alfonso Ribeiro. Big performers: The Beach Boys, The Temptations, Lauren Daigle, Josh Turner, Yolanda Adams, Trombone Shorty, Abi Carter, LOCASH. Also includes the National Symphony Orchestra, The U.S. Army Band, The Choral Arts Society of Washington, and other military groups. FAQs (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel America's Independence Day is almost here and this year it's extra special because it's on Fourth of July which is a Friday, which means a long weekend for most people. If you're staying in there are tons of things to watch on TV and online, as stated in the report by Deadline.A special episode of 'The Price Is Right' will air on CBS on Friday, July 4 at 11 a.m. ET and 10 a.m. PT. The episode honors firefighters, paramedics, and police officers, including those who helped during the LA wildfires. These first responders will play the game and can win cash, cars, and even a camper trailer. You can also stream it on Paramount+, as mentioned by Deadline Saturday starting July 5, you can watch special 'America 250' segments on C-SPAN2 at 11 a.m. and 11 p.m. ET:CNN's 'The Fourth in America' special is back and will run from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. ET on Friday, July features fireworks shows from big cities like NYC, Boston, Las Vegas, DC, Nashville, San Diego, Niagara Falls, and more. Performers include Noah Kahan, Sting, Dierks Bentley, Lainey Wilson, Counting Crows, Timbaland, The Fray, and others, as per artists include CAKE, Ice Cube, Sublime, 4 Non Blondes, Ashley McBryde, Vanilla Ice, Rob Base, Young MC, Tone Loc, and Preservation Hall Jazz Band. Hosted by Dana Bash, Boris Sanchez, Victor Blackwell, and Sarah Sidner. Live on CNN and CNN International, and streams online on and mobile apps for pay TV users, as stated in the report by Contest is back on will be hosted by Oscar winner Ariana streams on Friday, July 4 at 8/ on a Friday, so people get a long weekend to celebrate Independence can watch fireworks on CNN, NBC, and PBS, with shows from big cities like New York, Boston, and Washington D.C.
Axios
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Axios
Where to watch fireworks and celebrate July 4 in Richmond
Fourth of July is Friday, and if you're looking for ways to celebrate, we've got you covered. Here are some ways to celebrate America's birthday this year. Dogwood Dell Fireworks Richmond's annual free show starts at 5:30pm, with the fireworks expected around 9:15pm. There will be live music from Full Spectrum, Virginia Opera and Richmond Concert Jazz Band, plus food vendors and kids activities. Coolers are welcome; booze and dogs are not. Overflow parking and shuttle service from City Stadium is from 4-11pm. Worth noting: The Nickel Bridge will close around 6pm. The festivities start at 5pm at Chesterfield's free event, with fireworks at dark. There will be a DJ, plus live music from BrassWind, a band composed completely of retired/active-duty military members, and Dixieland Express, a four-piece New Orleans-style jazz band. There will also be food vendors and kids activities, including bounce houses ($5 for a wristband to bounce). Coolers are welcome but subject to search; booze and dogs are not allowed. "Red, White and Lights" at Henrico's Meadow Farm Museum at Crump Park Henrico celebrates the Fourth of July with a laser light show instead of fireworks. Gates open at 4pm, and lasers usually start around 9:15pm. The lasers are accompanied by music from the Richmond Symphony. Plus: Food vendors, more live music and kids activities, including bounce houses and face painting. 🐶 Coolers are welcome — and so are (leashed) dogs; booze is not. Star-Spangled Squirrels Fest at The Diamond The Flying Squirrels are out of town for the Fourth, sadly, but their annual fireworks show will go on, with a big upgrade. The Squirrels' Star-Spangled fest includes live music, games for kids, food and drink specials and, of course, fireworks. The Landsharks and The Mashup will play on the field from 6-9:30pm. Tickets start at $10, and $20 gets you onto the field for the fireworks and a commemorative hat. And this, of course, is the last year for the show at The Diamond. 🇺🇸 All-American fun Ashland July Fourth Parade and Celebration Ashland celebrates the Fourth with a parade, apple pie-baking contest, patriotic pet costume contest and an old-timey lawn party with old-timey games, from 11am-2pm. Free. 500 S. Center St. Richmond's St. John's Church has a rare, weekday reenactment of Patrick Henry's "Give me liberty, or give me death" speech there, at the site where it happened in 1775. 1:30pm. $15 for adults and $12 for kids 12 and under.
Los Angeles Times
08-06-2025
- Sport
- Los Angeles Times
High school baseball and softball: Regional finals results
CIF SOCAL REGIONAL FINALS SATURDAY'S RESULTS BASEBALL DIVISION I #1 St. John Bosco 4, #7 Patrick Henry 0 DIVISION II #8 Rancho Bernardo 2, #6 Point Loma 1 DIVISION III #5 University City 3, #2 Mt. Carmel 1 DIVISION IV #2 Ridgeview 1, #1 Wilmington Banning 0 DIVISION V #3 Pioneer 4, #1 Corcoran 3 SOFTBALL DIVISION I #2 Chula Vista Mater Dei 12, #1 El Modena 3 DIVISION II #6 Eastlake 2, #1 El Cajon Christian 1 (12 innings) DIVISION III #1 Point Loma 4, #2 Legacy 1 DIVISION IV #2 Woodlake 4, #1 Pioneer Valley 3 DIVISION V #2 Orcutt Academy 6, #1 Rancho Mirage 1
Los Angeles Times
07-06-2025
- Sport
- Los Angeles Times
St. John Bosco wins Division I regional baseball title with a shutout
On the day he turned 17, Jack Champlin gave himself his own best birthday present, one he got to share with his teammates. The junior right-hander needed 27 pitches to retire all seven batters he faced to wrap up St. John Bosch's 4-0 shutout of Patrick Henry in the Southern California Regional Division I championship game. 'I'm going to dinner with my family and my girlfriend,' he said when asked what he would do to celebrate. 'I'm not sure where yet, but there are a lot of good places around here and we'll make a decision.' Champlin pitched in all eight playoff games for the Braves, picking up two wins and five saves with zero runs allowed in 11 2/3 innings. 'I don't really feel the pressure… as a closer you need to have confidence in your stuff and I'm just happy to be put in that position,' said Champlin, who fielded a grounder back to the mound and underhanded a toss to first base for the final out of the season. 'We knew our starter [Brayden Krakowski] had pitched earlier in the week and only had 14 outs remaining, so the gameplan was for me to come in after that or before if necessary. As it turned out I was able to finish each playoff game with the ball in my hand every single time.' Krakowksi allowed three hits and got all the support he needed in the first inning, as James Clark led off the bottom half with a triple and scored on a single by Noah Everly. Miles Clark added a two-out RBI single. In the next inning St. John Bosco doubled its lead when James Clark hit an RBI double and later scored on an infield single by Jaden Jackson. St. John Bosco beat eighth-seeded San Diego St. Augustine 2-1 in the first round and No. 5 Villa Park 7-4 in the semifinals in a rematch of the Braves' 4-3 nine-inning triumph in the Southern Section Division 1 quarterfinals. Patrick Henry had lost 3-0 to Granite Hills in the San Diego Section Open Division final but after back-to-back victories over two of the best Southern Section teams in Santa Margarita and Crespi, the Patriots (23-11-2) came to Bellflower confident they could upset the No. 1-ranked team in California. It did not happen. Instead, the Braves notched their 19th straight win, 30th in 34 games and capped an historic campaign, which included a 3-2 walk-off victory over Santa Margarita to capture the program's first section crown May 30 after losing to Beckman 2-1 in eight innings in the CIF-SS Division 3 title game last season. 'We've proven ourselves,' Champlin said in the midst of a celebration on the same field where he and his returning teammates rallied to defeat Bakersfield Christian 5-4 and claim the Division III regional championship last June. Champlin took the hill with one out in the top of the seventh inning in last year's regional final, got the final two outs, and was credited with the win when the Braves scored the game-ending run on a balk in the bottom frame. Saturday's achievement was even sweeter because it was accomplished at the highest level and was a testament to second-year coach Andy Rojo, who held the first-place plaque high and declared 'We won the west!' as his players surrounded him. 'It'll take a lot for any team to match what we've done winning by three titles in one year—the Trinity League championship, the Southern Section Division 1 championship and the regional Division I championship,' said Rojo who got his squad to the top of the mountain despite losing 12 players to graduation—including pitcher Anthony Cosme (Cal Poly Pomona), center fielder Julian Villasenor (Washington State) and first baseman Zach Woodson (Pepperdine). 'Tomorrow will be two months since we lost a game (the Braves last suffered defeat on April 8 against Santa Margarita). I couldn't be more proud.'
Yahoo
06-06-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Regional roundup: St. John Bosco reaches Division I championship baseball game
St. John Bosco is one win a way from a rare Triple Crown — winning championships in the Trinity League, Southern Section Division 1 title and Southern California Division I regional. The Braves (29-4) advanced to the regional final with a 7-4 win over Villa Park on Thursday in the semifinals. They will play host to Patrick Henry from the San Diego Section at 4 p.m. Saturday for the title. Advertisement Noah Everly had two hits and two RBIs while Jaden Jackson had two hits. Jack Champlin pitched in his sixth playoff game, getting his fourth save. He has allowed no runs in 9 1/3 playoff innings. He also had an sacrifice fly in the bottom of the sixth when the Braves scored two runs. Aidan Young had two hits for Villa Park. Patrick Henry 5, Crespi 3: Tyson Bobo threw a complete game for Patrick Henry. The Celts played without several of their senior standouts. Point Loma 6, San Dimas 4: The Pointers advanced to the Division II final. Michael Hall had a two-run home run. Banning 3, Rancho Mirage 2: The Pilots have made it to the Division IV final, scoring three runs in the sixth inning. Angelo Duarte had the big hit in the inning. Softball El Modena 8, Poway 6: Parker Mayes hit a walk-off two-run home run in the bottom of the ninth inning in the Division I semifinal. El Modena will host Chula Vista Mater Dei at 4 p.m. Saturday. Mater Dei defeated Bonita Vista 5-4. It was Mayes' second home run of the game. Advertisement Legacy 2, St. Bonaventure 1: Brianna Gonzalez hit a home run and Yesenia Villegas had an RBI single during a two-run fifth inning to lift Legacy into the Division III championship game. Savannah Medina threw a complete game. Sign up for the L.A. Times SoCal high school sports newsletter to get scores, stories and a behind-the-scenes look at what makes prep sports so popular. This story originally appeared in Los Angeles Times.
