Chamber Event

4th of July Fireworks

Hosted by the Lakeside-Somers Chamber of Commerce.

July 4th, 2024

Lakesides Annual Firework Show!

Join us July 4th @ Dusk ! 
The Lakeside 4th of July Fireworks Show is a touchstone summer event on  Flathead Lake and an annual family tradition for many generations. This unique  show launched from a floating barge off the shore of Lakeside brings excitement  to our small community from both locals and visitors alike. 

Though it seems like we skipped spring and went straight to planning summer, we  are spearheading our best efforts to organize and raise funds for the 2024  fireworks show. This year, like any year, deserves a stunning show. We’re  anticipating a 20-minute show with plenty of sparkles, bangs, and booms to keep  your family going “oooh and ahhh” to the grand finale.

We don’t know about you,  but some of life’s best moments are those like these, taking in the fun with your  loved ones. We know many of you have generously contributed in the past and we  thank you for your participation. We look forward to your continued support of this  effort and sharing with your friends, family and neighbors.

 Our fundraising goal for this year’s show is $19,000. 

Investing in the fireworks show is easier than ever. You can make a tax-deductible  donation via using the website link below, mail a check, or reach out to us to  request an invoice for your donation amount. If you would like a tax-deductible  receipt, please request one by emailing lakesidesomers@gmail.com.

 To make this anticipated annual event a success, please consider a donation of  $100, $500, or $1,000. We look forward to another beautiful Montana summer, and  we hope you’ll help be part of this spirited community event! If you have any questions or concerns, please feel reach out to us at lakesidesomers@gmail.com. 

Credit Card: lakesidesomerschamber.org/fireworks 

Checks: Lakeside Somers Chamber of Commerce | PO Box 177 | Lakeside, MT  59922 // Please make checks payable to LSCOC Fireworks. Venmo: @lakesidesomers