Harborfest 2011 information
BOSTON -- From Boston Harborfest: America's rich colonial and maritime history will come alive for visitors during our 30th annual celebration from Wednesday, June 29th through Monday, July 4th 2011.

Find out where you can see fireworks displays this Fourth of July!
BOSTON -- From Boston Harborfest: America's rich colonial and maritime history will come alive for visitors during our 30th annual celebration from Wednesday, June 29th through Monday, July 4th 2011.
Massachusetts State Police urge all visitors to the Esplanade on Sunday, July 3 and Monday, July 4 to be mindful of the traffic and parking restrictions in place for the annual Independence Day celebration. State Police also ask the public to obey all laws and restrictions and to respect the rights of those around them as they enjoy Sunday’s rehearsal and Monday’s concert and fireworks display.
4th of July and the Boston Pops (featuring Jennifer Hudson, Michael Chiklis, MAMMA MIA!, United States Navy Sea Chanters, Dropkick Murphys, Keith Lockhart)
Celebrate with 7NEWS! Check out a list of local fireworks displays in your neighborhood and other event information.
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