Shannon and Little (FFU)5 years, 9 months ago
I'm not from there, but I do live in the USA and July 4th is our Independence Day. It doesn't sound like you're from the USA, but there will be lots of festivities. Most activities in a lot of towns/cities in the USA will be family friendly, might be a parade, undoubtedly fire works (at night), and more red, white, and blue than you've probably seen in a while. These celebrations are typically free, although there will be food/drinks and other things for sale.
Personally, I would search the internet to find out about activities and choose someone you are interested in, if celebrating our Independence isn't your thing. But bare in mind, that because it is Independence Day, it's a federal holiday and there will be businesses that are closed in observance, so double-check schedules to make sure they're open. As for restaurants, I've found asking the staff (hotel, museum, other activity), is a good way to find a local favorite.