GALLERY: Baraboo Fourth of July fireworks show 2020
From the Baraboo area views of the pandemic in 2020 series
Vehicles and spectators filled the streets and properties surrounding the Sauk County Fairgrounds for the Fourth of July fireworks show Saturday night in Baraboo. Because of COVID-19, organizers chose to forgo this year's Barabooms festival, leaving the fairgrounds closed, but went ahead with the Festival Foods-sponsored fireworks, which people could watch from elsewhere in the city.
Fireworks are reflected in a car windshield Saturday night outside the Sauk County Fairgrounds in Baraboo. Because of COVID-19, organizers chose to forgo this year's Barabooms festival, leaving the fairgrounds closed, but went ahead with the Festival Foods-sponsored fireworks, which people could watch from elsewhere in the city. Vehicles and spectators filled the streets and properties surrounding the fairgrounds.
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Pauline Vaserman, Chicago area, waits with her children, from left, Emily, 10, Samuel, 1, and Shaun, 8, for the fireworks to start Saturday night near the Sauk County Fairgrounds in Baraboo. Along with her husband and dog, they were visiting Baraboo for the fireworks show, sponsored by Festival Foods, and hiking at Devil's Lake State Park. Organizers chose to forgo this year's Barabooms festival, leaving the fairgrounds closed, but went ahead with the fireworks, which people could watch from elsewhere in the city. Vehicles and spectators filled the streets and properties surrounding the fairgrounds.
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Pauline Vaserman and her family, of the Chicago area, watch the fireworks show Saturday night near the Sauk County Fairgrounds in Baraboo. They were visiting Baraboo for the fireworks show, sponsored by Festival Foods, and hiking at Devil's Lake State Park. Organizers chose to forgo this year's Barabooms festival, leaving the fairgrounds closed, but went ahead with the fireworks, which people could watch from elsewhere in the city. Vehicles and spectators filled the streets and properties surrounding the fairgrounds.
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Fireworks start Saturday night outside the Sauk County Fairgrounds in Baraboo. Because of COVID-19, organizers chose to forgo this year's Barabooms festival, leaving the fairgrounds closed, but went ahead with the Festival Foods-sponsored fireworks, which people could watch from elsewhere in the city. Vehicles and spectators filled the streets and properties surrounding the fairgrounds.
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Spectators, some wearing masks, watch the fireworks show Saturday night outside the Sauk County Fairgrounds in Baraboo. Because of COVID-19, organizers chose to forgo this year's Barabooms festival, leaving the fairgrounds closed, but went ahead with the Festival Foods-sponsored fireworks, which people could watch from elsewhere in the city. Vehicles and spectators filled the streets and properties surrounding the fairgrounds.
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Baraboo fireworks 2020
Susan Endres
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