Houston Fireworks Celebration

On Wednesday, July 4th, festival headliner Montgomery Gentry will ignite the stage at the 2007 Chevy's Freedom Over Texas with Fireworks Presented by Shell

Chevy's Freedom Over Texas with Fireworks Presented by Shell will begin at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, July 4th.

Set in the rolling, grassy confines of downtown's Eleanor Tinsley Park, this Independence Day extravaganza features four stages of live music, food and Houston's largest annual fireworks display.

Military exhibits, a crafts market, beer garden, sand volleyball court and a kids' zone with rides and games add to the fun.

RAIN OR SHINE.....Chevy's Freedom Over Texas with Fireworks Presented by Shell will go on! Due to ground saturation, it is strongly recommended that visitors bring lawn chairs.
 

I shot this video at the 2007 Houston 4th of July fireworks celebration from Waugh Rd and Memorial Drive, this clip is from the last few minutes of the show including the spectacular finally. There must have been ten thousand people around me and hundred thousand in and around downtown.

The event was a success despite the wet ground and threat of rain, festival goers had plenty to do including getting personal with some of NASCAR's most popular drivers and cars including Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s Budweiser Car, Tony Stewart's Home Depot car, Jimmie Johnson's Lowe's car, and Daytona 500 champion, Kevin Harvick's Shell car.

Children stayed entertained with rides, games, face painting, jugglers and more in the H-E-B All American Kids Zone. Throughout the day there was exciting musical performances, karaoke and even young mariachi groups performing for kids.

 

 
 

 

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