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Fourth of July Fireworks Shows Tomorrow
Rose Bowl's 80th Anniversary of Fireworks starring the Pasadena Pops - 6pm
Disneyland's "Remember... Dreams Come True" - 9:25p
Hollywood Bowl - Hollywood Bowl Orchestra - with special guest Kenny Loggins - 7:30p
Marina Del Rey - Burton Chance Park - 9pm
Magic Mountain - "Come nightfall, Six Flags will light up the sky with one of the largest and most unparalleled firework extravaganza in Southern California"
Baldwin Park - 9pm - Sierra Vista High School
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Elysian Park - After the Dodger/Diamondback game - Dodger Stadium
USC - LA Coliseum - 3911 S. Figueroa St., L.A. "A fair and jazz concert in Leimert Park, corner of 43rd Street and Degnan Boulevard, will run from 1-7 p.m. followed by fireworks from the Coliseum."
Malibu - off a barge near the 30100 block of PCH. no, seriously.
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