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You either showed up early for all the Star-Spangled Celebration events, you headed to the Shaw Center’s rooftop for LSU Museum of Art’s swanky fundraiser, or you just made it downtown in time for the awe-inspiring fireworks display at the end of the night. So, what type of fireworks watcher are you?

You’ve got the money Rooftop of the Shaw Center.
You like to live dangerously Old city docks. We don’t condone this.
You’re trying something new Repentance Park
You walked over from Spanish Town Capitol steps
You made a poorly timed travel decision Mississippi River Bridge
You want to be inside the fireworks show Port Allen
You’re first to arrive for everything Levee
You’re last to arrive for everything Levee
You’re not even trying Parking garages

22: Length in minutes of the “Fireworks on the Mississippi” display that closes out the Star-Spangled Celebration downtown. The 4th of July event begins with a one-mile run at 8:30 a.m. and features music by the Chris Lebanc Band, Jenny Brooks and more throughout the afternoon. The aerial show with a “mock attack” of the USS Kidd begins around 6 p.m. and the grand finale fireworks show starts at 9 p.m. usskidd.com