Vancouver announces free fireworks show for July 31, replacing cancelled Celebration of Light
The City of Vancouver has announced a new free fireworks show called Summer Lights in English Bay scheduled for Friday, July 31, at English Bay Beach Park. The event replaces the annual Celebration of Light, which was cancelled due to funding issues. The fireworks will coincide with Vancouver Pride Week's closing weekend and aim to bring residents, families, and visitors together.
The City of Vancouver has announced a one-night fireworks show called Summer Lights in English Bay, scheduled for Friday, July 31, at English Bay Beach Park. The event will be free for all attendees and is designed to serve as a community celebration in one of Vancouver's iconic locations. Mayor Ken Sim stated the event is intended to be a welcoming celebration for residents, families, and visitors. This announcement comes after the city cancelled its long-running annual Celebration of Light event due to funding constraints. Additional details regarding fireworks timing, viewing areas, road closures, transit recommendations, accessibility information, and public safety measures will be released in the coming weeks.
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City of Vancouver sets date for free English Bay fireworks show
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