Live from Colonial Williamsburg: America Made in Virginia: 250 Years Together airing July 4 from 8 – 10 pm

Live from Colonial Williamsburg: America Made in Virginia: 250 Years Together airing July 4 from 8 – 10 pm

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Colonial Williamsburg
2 Hour Programming Airing on PBS

America Made in Virginia: 250 Years Together, airing July 4, 8 – 10 pm, on PBS, celebrates the nation’s semiquincentennial with a star-filled tribute set in the revolutionary capital of Colonial Williamsburg. Highlights from the live event include a dazzling variety of musical performances by an outstanding line-up of American artists, including:

• Michael Feinstein: Multi-platinum recording artist, Emmy and Grammy nominee, Tony Award winner and “Ambassador of the Great American Songbook”
• Judy Collins: Legendary Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter
• Ryan Speedo Green: Three-time Grammy Award-winning opera bass-baritone
• Kelli O’Hara: Tony winner and Emmy, SAG, Olivier, and two-time Grammy nominee
• Adrienne Warren: Tony, Drama Desk, Antonyo and Outer Critics Award winner
• The Leah Glenn Dance Theatre
• The Virginia Chorale.
• This event will also feature narration by Tony and Golden Globe nominee and Emmy Award-winning actor Richard Thomas.
• The evening will also feature a poetry reading from The Honorable John Charles Thomas, alongside Colonial Williamsburg’s own Nation Builders and the Fifes & Drums.

The grand finale will feature a dazzling drone show set to a patriotic score recorded by the United States Air Force Heritage of America Band, culminating in the largest display of fireworks in The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation’s history at 9:35 p.m.

Whether you’re in person or viewing the broadcast, be a part of this celebration by joining fellow Virginians from across the state. Broadcasting live from the heart of Williamsburg, VA across all station-branded PBS platforms including PBS.org and the PBS app.

4th of July Fireworks in Colonial Williamsburg are FREE and open to the public. Also, you can get a FREE admission ticket for Colonial Williamsburg for July 4th~ More Info