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The Thunder Over Patoka Fireworks Show has been Rescheduled

We hate to rain on anyone’s parade, but with mother nature’s insistence, it’s necessary to be the bearer of bad news.

The fireworks show scheduled for this evening, of Saturday, July 1st of 2023, at Patoka Lake Beach have been canceled due to the potential for severe storm weather this afternoon and evening.

The National Weather Service Louisville, KY Office, is predicting another round of potentially severe storms anticipated to begin late in the afternoon and continue into the evening, predominantly around the planned showtime of 10 PM.

Fortunately, a make-up date has been determined and you won’t have to wait long!

The THUNDER OVER PATOKA fireworks shoe will be moved to Monday, July 3rd at 10 PM Eastern.

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The annual Thunder Over Patoka fireworks display will take place this weekend

On Saturday, July 1st the 18th annual Thunder Over Patoka fireworks show hosted by Patoka Lake Area Year-round will take place at Patoka Lake. 

This year’s Thunder Over Patoka presented by Lake Time Marine & RV Center will have the fireworks show start at dark. 

Attendees are recommended to bring lawn chairs or blankets, refreshments, and bug spray. 

The entrance fee of $7 per vehicle for Indiana residents and $9 for out-of-state visitors is required for the Newton Stewart State Recreation Area, Patoka Reservoir, located north of Wickliffe Indiana, Highway 164.

If you are already camping at Patoka during the show there is no need to drive down to the beach. Go to section C of the Modern Campground to view the fireworks display. 

For more information regarding this program or other interpretive events, call the Nature Center at 812.685.2447.

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