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Get Out: Fourth of July Weekend

We've got you covered on 4th of July activities, in addition to other events.

Feeling patriotic? Here are some activities (including fireworks) going on in the area during the July 4th weekend.

Freedom Celebration at Rehoboth Baptist Church

When/Where: Sunday, July 3, 5 p.m.-10 p.m., Rehoboth Baptist Church, 2997 Lawrenceville Highway, Tucker. 

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Why Go: Claiming to have the biggest fireworks display in Tucker, Rehoboth Baptist Church and Decatur's Peace Baptist Church are hosting an evening of live music, games, food and other activities this Sunday. While there will be lots going on, guests are welcome to pack a picnic and bring lawn chairs to relax for the evening, too. 

Pricing: Free.

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Living it Up Friday Night Mature Vibe

When/Where: Friday, July 1, 7 p.m., , 4812 Redan Road, Stone Mountain. 

Why Go: Every Friday night, Smooth and Groove Entertainment hosts an evening of music, free food, free admission and cheap drinks. Jay's Place II offers a free buffet from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., and all drinks are $5 each throughout the evening. The dress code is relaxed, but dress to impress. 

Pricing: Cover is free for everyone before 10 p.m., but after, its $10.

"Megamind" at Movies on Main 

When/Where: Saturday, July 2, 8 p.m.- 11 p.m., Stone Mountain Village Lawn, Main Street, Stone Mountain. 

Why Go: Last time "Megamind" was scheduled to show in the Village, it got rained out, so it's back and rescheduled for this weekend. Stone Mountain Village's Movies on Main will have participating restaurants giving discounts to those attending the movie, but patrons are welcome to bring a picnic basket, too. Don't forget those lawn chairs and blankets! 

Pricing: Free.

Fantastic Fourth Celebration at Stone Mountain Park

When/Where: Saturday, July 2-4, 10 a.m., Stone Mountain Park, 1000 Robert E. Lee Boulevard, Stone Mountain. 

Why Go: If you live in the metro Atlanta area, you have to experience the Independence Day celebration at Stone Mountain Park at least once. And with the usual crowds, that may be enough. This is the park’s 44th year celebrating the Fourth of July, and this time it's with its new Lasershow Spectacular (in Mountainvision), special food and seat packages, live entertainment and more. 

Pricing: Free for the lasershow and fireworks, but $10 to enter the park without an annual parking pass.

When/Where: Monday, July 4, 6:30 p.m., k, 76 Main Street, Lilburn. 

Why Go: Lilburn is having a free concert July 4th, so bring a lawn chair, some blankets and food to munch on while listening to local surf bands SratoGeezer and the Surge! A fireworks celebration will follow, all in dedication for Independence Day. Also, bring your dog to The Little Shop of Arts and Antiques down the street for a free photo op and doggie treats. Check out the details . 

Pricing: Free.

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