Rochester residents who missed the Fourth of July fireworks display will soon get a second chance to celebrate. The City of Rochester has released more details about a make-up fireworks show, giving the community something to look forward to this summer.

The announcement, shared by 106.9 KROC on Thursday, July 31, confirms that city officials are moving forward with plans for the rescheduled event. While the full article text was not available, the city’s decision to provide additional details signals that planning is well underway and that organizers are committed to delivering the celebration Rochester residents were originally promised.

Make-up fireworks shows are a beloved tradition in communities across the country, and Rochester’s willingness to reschedule rather than simply cancel reflects the city’s dedication to bringing neighbors together for a shared experience. Fireworks displays draw families, friends, and visitors to gather outdoors, enjoy the summer night, and celebrate together — and a second opportunity to do exactly that is welcome news for the community.

Residents are encouraged to follow the City of Rochester and 106.9 KROC for the latest updates on the event’s date, time, and location as more information becomes available. Whether you missed the original show or simply want another evening of summer fun under the stars, Rochester’s make-up fireworks display looks to be a highlight of the season.

In the meantime, the Silver Lake Dam Project also received a green light this week, with the Rochester Heritage Preservation Commission signing off on the effort — another sign that the city continues to invest in its historic landmarks and public spaces for residents to enjoy for years to come.

Sources: 106.9 KROC, WJON