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Red, White and BOOM! might be the largest single-day event in the city, but there are plenty of other Fourth of July celebrations around central Ohio to enjoy this holiday weekend.

Photos by Natalie Garwood / For MediaNews Group. July 3, 2025, Youngblood Vineyard hosted their Red, White, and Boom event to celebrate the 4th of July with fireworks, food, and festivities.

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