Photos: Fireworks light up the sky in Middleboro
The Independence Day carnival at Battis Field set the scene for the half-hour firework show at the park on Saturday, July 5. Photos by Sam Tucker
Fireworks burst overhead a carnival ride on Saturday evening.
Families sprawled across the Peirce Park and Battis Field area to enjoy the night’s spectacle.
A crowd sits along the fence of the carnival before the firework show.
Spectators watch as the half-hour show comes to end with a grand finale.
As the fireworks thundered overhead, the bustling carnival lights — and occasional gleeful screams — added to the show’s spectacle.
Spectators embrace as they watch the show.
Spectators with Independence Day themed crowns applaud as the show comes to end.
Crowds fill the alleyways of the carnival, which will run until Sunday, July 7.
Spectators watch the show near the basketball courts at Peirce Park.
Fireworks roar overhead near Peirce Park.
An applause from the crowds could barely be heard will the grand finale went out with a bang.
The Independence Day carnival at Battis Field set the scene for the half-hour firework show at the park on Saturday, July 5. Photos by Sam Tucker
Fireworks burst overhead a carnival ride on Saturday evening.
Families sprawled across the Peirce Park and Battis Field area to enjoy the night’s spectacle.
A crowd sits along the fence of the carnival before the firework show.
Spectators watch as the half-hour show comes to end with a grand finale.
As the fireworks thundered overhead, the bustling carnival lights — and occasional gleeful screams — added to the show’s spectacle.
Spectators embrace as they watch the show.
Spectators with Independence Day themed crowns applaud as the show comes to end.
Crowds fill the alleyways of the carnival, which will run until Sunday, July 7.
Spectators watch the show near the basketball courts at Peirce Park.
Fireworks roar overhead near Peirce Park.
An applause from the crowds could barely be heard will the grand finale went out with a bang.
MIDDLEBORO — Streaks of red, white and blue turned the night sky into a patriotic spectacle during the Middleboro Fourth of July Firework show on Saturday evening.
For about a half hour, hundreds of fireworks were launched over Battis Field during the show on Saturday, July 5. Families and residents sprawled across the park's field while the carnival lights set the scene below the show.
The Middleboro Town Hall lawn was also full of spectators, and it took about 15 minutes to travel from Woodland Avenue to Jackson Street through the heavy downtown traffic on Main Street.
During the show, carnival rides whirled by while the fireworks thundered overhead. “Ooh’s” and “ahh’s” could be heard across the large crowd at Battis Field.
Once the show was over, families donned in glow sticks and Independence Day attire left the park and headed home through the busy, gleeful downtown streets of Middleboro.
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