(TSWT DETROIT) — The sky will once again be filled with vivid colors for the 2022 Ford Fireworks.
The 64th annual June 27 show returns to downtown Detroit for an in-person tour themed “Hey Detroit, The Sky Shines for You!” For the past two years, the show has been held without a crowd at Lake St. Clair Metropark due to COVID-19 restrictions.
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This year’s show will feature more than 10,000 pyrotechnic effects visible for miles along the Detroit River.
The Ford Fireworks can also be viewed on WDIV-TV (Local 4) beginning at 8 p.m. June 27. Additionally, News/Talk 760 WJR radio will also host a live show from 7-9 p.m.
“The Parade Company is thrilled to return to the Detroit River and prepare for an incredible Ford Fireworks display that will be filled with many jaw-dropping surprises,” said Tony Michaels, President and CEO of The Parade Company. , in a press release. “We are extremely grateful for the continued support of Ford Motor Company which allows us to grow the show bigger and better each year for all to enjoy.”
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The Parade Company is also hosting its summer kickoff, The Rooftop Party presented by Ford Motor Company. The event will take place that evening on the roof of the Center Garage.
It includes music with Your Generation in Concert, food, games and gifts.
Tickets are limited to the Rooftop Party. For more information, visit www.theparade.org or call 313-923-7400. All proceeds benefit the Michigan Thanksgiving Parade Foundation.
“The Ford Fireworks event celebrates the best of Detroit,” said Mary Culler, president of the Ford Motor Company Fund. “We are honored to host this annual tradition in our hometown and thrilled that families can return to the Detroit River to enjoy it this year.”
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