With the heart of the fireworks season upon us, three Macomb County communities have major pyrotechnics displays ready to go this weekend.

All three — downtown Mount Clemens, the lakefront of St. Clair Shores, and the massive 4,400-acre Stony Creek Metropark in Shelby Township — are scheduled for Friday. There is a chance for rain on Friday night. Saturday is the rain date for Mount Clemens and St. Clair Shores.

All displays will have a concert or other entertainment preceding the events, which are set for about 10 p.m.

Here’s a look at each show:

The Mount Clemens Independence Day Fireworks Celebration presented by the Wayne & Joan Webber Foundation, returns Friday for another night of music and fun along the Clinton Riverfront between Crocker Boulevard and Dickinson Street.

Organizers described the party as a countywide tradition with over 30,000 people typically lining the riverfront and surrounding properties. It’s been an early summer staple since the late 1970s.

The evening’s festivities kick off with the River Sight & Sound Concert sponsored by JARS Cannabis.

At 7:30 p.m., The Gobies, a St. Clair four-man band that plays “danceable songs that range from rock to country,” according to their Facebook page.

Next up is DJ Godfather, described by Apple Music as an electro-techno producer as well as a lightning-fast turntablist and one of the driving forces behind Detroit’s storied ghettotech music. His set is sponsored by Gino’s Surf in Harrison Township.

American Fireworks Company of Ohio is the company presenting the pyrotechnics.

Food Trucks and fun vendors include Polish Eagle Cafe, RJ’s Dog House, Taqueria Los Pinguinos, Piled High Friezz, Shinobi Street Food, Grill Master BBQ, Kona Ice, Just a Poppin’, Gourmet Kettle Corn, Smokin’ Moe’s BBQ, Sorrento Pizza, Caption Kool Ice Cream Bars, Good to Glo, and Fantasy Face Painting & Air Brush Body Art.

In addition, the city’s collection of bars, restaurants, and diners will all offer delectable delights.

Families are encouraged to bring their own coolers, outside food and beverages to the free the event. Strollers and wagons are also welcome.

Boat docks will be available at no charge on a first-come, first-served basis. Electrical and water service will be turned on at the docks during the event.

Northbound Gratiot Avenue will be closed to traffic between Church Street and Dickinson between 6 p.m. and 12 a.m. Crocker Boulevard between Northbound Gratiot and First Street, First Street between Crocker Boulevard and Dickinson, and eastbound traffic on Cass Avenue between Northbound and Southbound Gratiot will also be closed 6 p.m.-12 a.m.

The city will allow blankets and tarps to mark reserved spaces in the Clinton River Park after 8 a.m. Friday. Blankets or tarps placed early or measuring larger than 10 by 12 feet will be removed.

Other sponsors include the city of Mount Clemens and the Mount Clemens Downtown Development Authority.

The City of St. Clair Shores Fireworks Extravaganza presented by FirstState Bank is also scheduled for this Friday at Veterans Memorial Park on Jefferson Avenue at Masonic Boulevard.

The event includes food trucks, and special guests for children including a strolling magician and a hula-hoop performer throughout throughout the afternoon and evening.

Eight food trucks will be available — Polish Mania, Pablo’s Tacos, BBQ Daddy, V’s Barista, Little Leaf Bake Shop, Kona Ice, Hog Heaven Barbeque, and Sucree ice cream.

Admission to the park is via wristband, $3 in advance for residents, $5 in advance for non-residents, and $5 at the gate. Parking passes are not accepted for this event. One-night only parking passes for $10 and wristbands are available at the Civic Ice Arena at 20000 Stephens Road near Interstate 94.

According to the St. Clair Shores Police Department, the roads will close at 9 p.m. Friday as no vehicles are allowed to drive toward the park after the road closure.

The areas of closure will include Jefferson at Recreation Street, 13 Mile Road, and Allor Street; Masonic at Greater Mack Avenue; and Harper Avenue at Masonic.

At the end of the show, traffic and crowd congestion is expected to heavy, so drive slow.

Alcohol is not allowed in the park.

Sponsors include Fishbone’s, Landscape Services, Gaudino’s, Kiwanis Shorewood Club, Michael Agnello Jewelers, The Butter Run Saloon, Z’s Pub, EOS Cafe, and Lincoln Property Management.

Finally, Stony Creek Metropark on 26 Mile Road west of Mound Road in Shelby Township hosts the month’s final display.

The night starts at 7 p.m. with a performance by The Persuasion Band performing Motown and other classic hits.

Park officials said tens of thousands of people typically turn out for the fireworks, which will begin at 10:05 p.m.

Concessions stands will be open and park-goers are welcome to bring in their on food and refreshments.

Only beer and wine may be consumed in picnic areas and/or areas designated in the Metroparks. Dogs and pets are permitted only when kept on a leash under 6 feet in length. Weapons are prohibited. Learn more at Metroparks.com.

Admission is free, but a $10 daily Metroparks pass or a seasonal pass is required to enter. Passes can be picked up at metroparks.com or by visiting any Metropark.