Labor Day Fireworks at the Lake of the Ozarks

Labor Day Weekend is upon us and it’s time to start planning how you and your family are going to celebrate the unofficial end of summer. Here at the Lake of the Ozarks there are a number of fireworks displays around the area. This is a fun and entertaining way to get out and celebrate the holiday weekend. Take a look below to find out when and where you can catch these booming fireworks displays.

Bear Bottom Resort Labor Day Fireworks

Date: Saturday, September 1
Time: 9:45 pm
Hwy 5 to 123 Bear Bottom Drive in Sunrise Beach
View fireworks by land at Bear Bottom Resort or by water at the 38 Mile Marker.
Parking is limited; Arrive early.
Call for details: 573-374-6905

Celebration Cruises Bagnell Dam Sunset & Fireworks Cruise

Date: Saturday, September 1
Time: Boarding 7:30 pm; Departure 8:00 pm; Return 10:00 pm
Celebration Bagnell Dam: Next to Bagnell Dam on Bagnell Dam Blvd. in Lake Ozark
Call for reservations and details: (573) 480-3212

Celebration Cruises Grand Glaize Fireworks Cruise

Date: Sunday, September 2
Time: Boarding 7:00 pm; Departure 7:30 pm; Return 10:00 pm
Celebration Grand Glaize: Jeffries Rd to 5076 Davis Drive in Osage Beach
View the Lodge of Four Seasons fireworks display from the water at the 13 Mile Marker, aboard the Celebration Grand Glaize.
Call for reservations and details: (573) 480-3212

Inn at Grand Glaize Labor Day Fireworks

Date: Sunday, September 2
Time: 9:00 pm
5142 Osage Beach Parkway in Osage Beach
Enjoy swimming, a drink and fireworks at our lakeside pool or on the balcony overlooking the water. View by land at the Inn at Grand Glaize or by water at the 1 Mile Marker of the Glaize Arm.
Call for details: 573-348-4731

Tan-Tar-A Resort Labor Day Weekend

Date: Friday, August 31 – Sunday, September 2
Hwy KK to 494 Tan Tar A Drive in Osage Beach
See website for a full schedule of family fun activities happening all weekend long.
Fireworks at dusk Sunday, Septermber 2. Viewing by land on the Tan-Tar-A property reserved for resort guests only.
View fireworks by water at the 26 Mile Marker
Call for details: 573-348-3131

Tropic Island Cruises Fireworks Cruise

Date: Sunday, September 2
Time: Boarding 7:00 pm; Departure 7:30 pm
494 Tan Tar A Drive in Osage Beach
View the Tan-Tar-A Resort fireworks display from the water at the 26 Mile Marker, aboard the Tropic Island Cruises yacht.
Call for reservations and details: 573-348-0083


The Lodge of Four Seasons Family Labor Day Festival

Date: Sunday, September 2
TIme: 10:00 am - 9:30 pm
315 Four Seasons Drive in Lake Ozark
See website for full schedule of family fun activities.
View fireworks by water at the 13 Mile Marker
Call for details: 573-365-8795

Now that you know where you can catch the various fireworks displays around the Lake of the Ozarks, you’re ready to make your plans for the holiday weekend. Get out and enjoy all the area has to offer on this Labor Day Weekend. The team at O’Donnell Law Center wishes you and yours a happy AND safe holiday weekend.


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