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Red, white and blowing up: Early fireworks displays get the holiday started

Bloomington and Plymouth are among the first Twin Cities displays of pyrotechnics. Check out photos and videos from those celebrations.

July 4, 2019 at 4:44PM

Bloomington's 2019 Summer Fete was the place to be Wednesday for those wanting their July 4th celebration -- complete with fireworks -- a day early. Check out photos from the big night here:

The fireworks were even earlier in Plymouth, where a display closed out the annual Music in Plymouth event Tuesday following an evening of free outdoor music. Check out video of the pyrotechnics here.

If you're still searching for holiday plans, here are some suggestions for fun as well as fireworks displays. And if you're wondering what's open and closed on this Independence Day holiday, here is some help as well.

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Fireworks at Normandale Lake Park capped the Bloomington 2019 Summer Fete on Wednesday night.
Fireworks at Normandale Lake Park capped the Bloomington 2019 Summer Fete on Wednesday night. (Vince Tuss — Star Tribune/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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