- October 19, 2022
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Marissa VanMeter, Sara Hetzel and Ryan Mcauliffe
Samarah Miles, Kylie Bibart, Trachion Miles, Jonita Heard, Julie and Nyasia Williams and Thomas Davis
Mako Usher asks a sheriff on duty when the rain will stop.
Kylee Blozouski, Kathryn Bruno, Steven Isenhart with Trish, Ryan and JT Sizemore.
Beachgoers donned their patriotic swimsuits and accessories.
Jared Chromy, Angelique Chromy and DJ Rob Bryja prepare to get the party started.
DJ Rob Bryja announces when fireworks will begin.
Dara Magna, Ariana Moshirfar and José Pérez
Olivia, Justin, and Colton McKenzie with Carrie and Ava Ricer
Genna, Maddie and Ashlyn Peiedra
Miles Mattison, Tonia George and Eric Som
Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce's Debbie Szczesny, Ann Frescura, Rachel Dixon and Gabe Hartmann
Brandon Carter waits for the sky to light up.
Spectators awe at the fireworks show at Siesta Key Beach.
Spectators awe at the fireworks show at Siesta Key Beach.
Spectators awe at the fireworks show at Siesta Key Beach.
Dora Kostic dons an American flag as she gazes at the fireworks show.
On Wednesday, thousands of people gathered at Siesta Key Beach to celebrate Independence Day. The sea of red, white and blue slowly dissipated as bad weather loomed over the beach in the late afternoon. Despite a downpour of rain a couple hours before the big show, plenty of spectators made their way to the beach to witness the 28th annual Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce Fourth of July fireworks display. The half-hour show presented by Zambelli Fireworks dazzled spectators with a variety of colors, sizes and styles.
"The event ran smoothly thanks to combined efforts," said Ann Frescura, executive directors of the Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce. "We want to express our sincere appreciation and thanks to all of the local businesses and individuals whose generous donations made the fireworks possible."
