TAKE A LOOK — Crowd gathers in Port Arthur at LSCPA for free July 4th event, fireworks
Published 6:42 pm Tuesday, July 4, 2023
From left: Marquez Sias, Mercedes Sias and Marcus Sias (Monique Batson/The News)
Ronald Chaison, left, and David Barabin (Monique Batson/The News)
From left: Julianna Gonzales, Alexa Cardenas and Anthony Gonzales (Monique Batson/The News)
Noah Benitez (Monique Batson/The News)
From left: Ashley Granger, Tiara Simpson, Keila Gallegos and Joaquin Rodriguez (Monique Batson/The News)
Amanda Truong and Christopher Anderson (Monique Batson/The News)
Sadie Grissom (Monique Batson/The News)
Ronnie Nava (Monique Batson/The News)
Justin Greer with his sons Justin Greer Jr., back, and Daniel Greer (Monique Batson/The News)
Ethan Mosley, left, and Xavier Mosley (Monique Batson/The News)
Rose Nabors, left, and Kamryn Harris (Monique Batson/The News)
Duavon Smith and Duavon Smith Jr. (Monique Batson/The News)
The City of Port Arthur and Lamar State College Port Arthur hosted a three-hour-long Fourth of July event that began at 6 p.m. Tuesday and ended at 9 p.m. with fireworks that were viewed from anywhere on or near the seawall.
BASF and Motiva joined to help expand the event.
Activities included food booths, an ice cream truck, a video game truck, a moonwalk, obstacle courses, car show music and more.
The free event was held at the Carl A. Parker Multipurpose Center, 1800 Lakeshore Drive.
