Best Dam Fireworks Display for Missouri's 200th Birthday! 🎂🥳🎆 Sponsored by Bridal Cave!

The Lake of the Ozarks is celebrating Missouri's 20th birthday in a BIG way! Events have been happening all summer long but one of the events that we are most excited about is the Lake of the Ozarks Best Dam Fireworks Display! Fireworks will be set off all across the Lake on Missouri's Birthday on August 10th! Bridal Cave is sponsoring one of the firework display locations - read on to learn more!


Best Dam Fireworks Display 

Missouri's 200th Birthday 

August 10th, 9:45 PM 
10.5 MM of the Big Niangua Arm 

Fireworks will be set off in front of Bridal Cave starting at 9:45 PM and synchronized to music that will be broadcast on the 93.5 Rocks the Lake FM. The optimum viewing is by boat at the 10.5 mile marker of the Big Niangua Arm of the Lake of the Ozarks. However, we will have limited parking available at Bridal Cave! 

Snacks Available! 

If you need a treat while you are enjoying the firework show, Shooby Snacks Food Turck will be there as well as Ice Cream Factory Ice Cream. 

Extended Tours! 

Have you been looking for a reason to tour Bridal Cave? Missouri is known as the Cave State, so what better way to further celebrate Missouri's Birthday than with a Cave Tour? Bridal Cave will be extending our tour hours all the way to 8:00 PM! Why not come down for a tour and stick around for some delicious treats and fireworks after your tour! 

Fireworks Across the Lake! 

To celebrate, the Lake Area will have Fireworks all across the Lake of the Ozarks! Below is a map of where you can view fireworks on the water. 


See you on August 10th! 

We are gearing up for an incredible firework show on August 10th! We hope to see you here with us at Bridal Cave on land or on the water! Help us celebrate Missouri's 200th Birthday with a bang! 


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