North Georgians have been celebrating the Fourth of July since Saturday with festivals, concerts and of course, fireworks.
Enjoy our photo gallery from Independence Day events across the region.
We'll be adding to the gallery through the end of the day Monday, July 4.
Arts and crafts booths were part of the day's offerings on July 2 at Laurel Park (Photo by Seth Chapman)
Proceeds from the July 2 event at Laurel Park in Gainesville went to local veterans groups. (Photo by Seth Chapman)
The stage is ready for musical entertainment at Laurel Park. (Photo by Seth Chapman)
The American flag is flying early on Saturday morning at Laurel Park in Hall County. (Photo by Seth Chapman)
Food vendors get ready for the crowds that will arrive in time for the annual fireworks show at Laurel Park off Cleveland Highway north of Gainesville (Photo by Seth Chapman)
Inflatables made for some Fourth of July weekend fun at Laurel Park (Photo by Seth Chapman)
These folks arrived at Laurel Park extra early Saturday to stake out a spot for fireworks on Saturday night. (Photo by Seth Chapman)
Historics displays are part of the Fourth of July event at Laurel Park. (Photo by Seth Chapman)
A family enjoys wading in Lake Lanier on Saturday afternoon at Laurel Park in Gainesville (Photo by Seth Chapman)
The Northwinds Symphonic Band tunes up for its annual Patriotic Pops Concert at the Arts Council Depot in Gainesville Sunday (Photo by B.J. Williams)
The Patriotic Pops Concert with the Northwinds Symphonic Band in Gainesville (Photo by B.J. Williams)
This little girl is dressed to celebrate the Fourth of July as she and her family get ready for the Northwinds Patriotic Pops Concert in Gainesville Sunday night. (Photo by B.J. Williams)
The crowd awaits the concert Sunday evening (Photo by B.J. Williams)
A brief rain shower prompted a short delay for the concert (Photo by B.J. Williams)
Fireworks light up the skies in White County at the 4th of July Fun Night at Mt. Yonah Baptist Church
4th of July Fun Night at Mt. Yonah Baptist Church
Kids and adults enjoy a hayride at the 4th of July Fun Night in White County
The 4th of July Fun Night at Mt. Yonah Baptist Church also included music
There was plenty of fun to be had for kids at the 4th of July Fun Night in White County
Guests get ready for the Sparks in the Park at EE Robinson Park in Sugar Hill (Photo by Seth Chapman)
Kids line up for one of several activities and games available at the Sparks in the Park (Photo by Seth Chapman)
Kids and adults play in the fields before the Sparks in the Park show in Sugar Hill (Photo by Seth Chapman)
Arts and crafts booths were also popular at the Sparks in the Park (Photo by Seth Chapman)
More spectators make their way to the Sparks in the Park show (Photo by Seth Chapman)
Some visitors brought games of their own to the show in Sugar Hill (Photo by Seth Chapman)
The American Flag flies high over the Sparks in the Park show in Sugar Hill Sunday (Photo by Seth Chapman)
The crowd grows thicker as the evening wears on at Sparks in the Park (Photo by Seth Chapman)
A kid enjoys the ride at one of the attractions at Sparks in the Park (Photo by Seth Chapman)
Fireworks over Lake Lanier Saturday night. (Photo by Tommy Meyer)
Fireworks over Lake Lanier Saturday night. (Photo by Tommy Meyer)
Several thousand people turned out for the Demorest Glorious Fourth of July Celebration Parade Monday morning.
Harvest Christian Church provides one of the floats in Monday's Demorest Glorious Fourth of July Celebration Parade.
It has been extremely dry across Northeast Georgia, but that hasn't kept the folks at Frolic Vacation Properties from pulling out their boat for the Demorest Glorious Fourth of July Celebration Parade.
Several thousand people crowd the route for the Demorest Glorious Fourth of July Celebration Parade. The festival is the longest-running Independence Day event in the Southeastern United States.
Festival-goers look over the T-shirts offered for sale by the Demorest Downtown Development Authority.
Fred Stagner and other members of the Mountaineer Shrine Club make their way along the parade route in Demorest.
Demorest Mayor Rick Austin passes out candy near the end of Monday's Demorest Glorious Fourth of July Celebration Parade.
Fireworks launched from the Mall of Georgia in Buford Monday could be seen from miles around (Photo by Brian Stewart)
The fireworks show at the Mall of Georgia appears over the treetops in northern Gwinnett County (Photo by Brian Stewart)
Dressed in his patriotic best, Habersham County Sheriff Joey Terrell shares a laugh with Demorest Police Officer Clinton Jones.
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