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Some fireworks displays scheduled from Monday evening were postponed until Tuesday night due to rain.Dundalk9:15 p.m.North Point Government Center/Grange ElementaryCatonsville9:15 p.m.Catonsville High School Grounds (corner of Rolling and Valley Roads)TowsonWhen it gets dark, approximately 9 p.m.Loch Raven Academy, 8101 Lasalle RoadThe Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's Star Spangled Spectacular at Oregon Ridge was canceled. There will be no rain date. Ticket holders should call the BSO box office at 410-783-8000 to arrange for a ticket exchange or for a refund.The Carroll County Farm Museum has also canceled its fireworks show for Monday. No rain date has been selected, said Joanne Weant, director of the museum.The Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts, went forward with its fireworks display, on Monday at the Inner Harbor.Stay with 11 News for updates and check with your local community group for the status of the fireworks.Fireworks- Baltimore CityBaltimore Inner HarborInner Harbor Amphitheater at Pratt and Light streetsU.S. Navy Band Cruisers performs contemporary hits, followed by fireworks choreographed to patriotic and contemporary music7 p.m. – 10 p.m., fireworks at 9:30 p.m.FreeBaltimore Fireworks CruiseInner Harbor, departs from Baltimore Finger PiersWatermark Yacht cruise, light snacks and a cash bar8 p.m. – 11 p.m.$59 adults, $39 children 12 & underBaltimore Fireworks Dinner CruiseInner HarborFestive buffet, open bar package, and live DJ7:30 p.m. – 11 p.m.Price ranges from $109.90Fourth of July Pier PartyNational AquariumPrivate party from Aquarium Pier featuring music and entertainment. BYO lawn chair. Concessions available. Ticket upgrades include backyard BBQ.6:30 p.m. – 10 p.m.Tickets range from $28.50-$78.50Independence Day Deck Party on USS ConstellationBaltimore Inner HarborAmerican backyard barbecue favorites served with local beer, wine and assorted sodas.7 p.m. – 10 p.m.Adults $75, Teens $45, Youths $25, Children FreeIndependence Day CelebrationBaltimore Museum of IndustryFamily-friendly evening offers fun games, snacks and beverages for sale, and a fireworks finale. Advance tickets recommended.6 p.m. – 10 p.m.Tickets range from $45-$60, reserved tables availablePicnic at the TopTop of the World Observation LevelCatered food & beverage (non-alcoholic), children’s activities, a live DJ and photo boothView fireworks from 27 floors above the Inner Harbor7 p.m. – 10 p.m.$50 adults, $25 children ages 3-12, Free for children under 3Daytime Events- Baltimore CityFrederick Douglass Speech PortrayalFort McHenry (Star Fort)Actor Michael Crutcher will deliver Douglass’ famous speech, “The Meaning of July 4th for the Negro,” with a recreation of the historic atmosphere. Speeches followed by Q&A.11 a.m. & 2 p.m.Freedom 5k & 10k Druid Hill ParkA timed event, in partnership with the Wounded Warrior Project, on a paved bike path. Finisher’s medals and technical event shirts.8:45 a.m. (10k), 9 a.m. (5k)5k – $25, until June 15 ($30), 10k – $35, until June 15 ($40)Hat Draw TournamentRash Field, Inner HarborBeach volleyball tournament, co-ed teams of 4 & 6 with different skill levels. Proceeds benefit Sail Baltimore.Registration from 10 a.m. – 11:15 a.m., or online$25 per player in advance, $32 per player at the doorVisionary Pets on ParadeAmerican Visionary Arts MuseumA fun parade with prizes and trophies, and a talent show. All pets are welcome, but must be leashed or carried.10am start (9:30am pet registration)FreeFireworks- Everywhere ElseAnnapolis Fireworks CruiseHarbor Queen cruise along the scenic Severn River, departs from City DockLight snacks and a cash bar7:30pm-10:30pm$53 adults, $30 children 12 & underBel Air Parade and EventsFlag raising ceremonies, pancake breakfast, music, family contestsDay events begin at 6:45am, parade at 6pm, fireworks 9:30pmFee’s vary per eventBowie, MarylandPrince George's Stadium, 4101 NE Crain HwyFireworks display after the gameCarroll County Old Fashioned July 4th Celebration & Fireworks Farm MuseumMoon bounce, face painting, children’s crafts and games, farmhouse tours, food2pm-10pm, Fireworks at 9:30pm$5 donation per car after 5pmCatonsvilleCatonsville High School421 Bloomsbury AvenueCockeysvilleOregon Ridge Park13401 Beaver Dam RoadCollege Park University of Maryland, Parking Lot 1, off Campus Drive near the University Boulevard/Adelphi Road entrance.Food and musicstart at 7 p.m., with fireworks around 9 p.m.ColumbiaLake Kittamaquandi, 10221 Wincopin CircleMusic, children's entertainment begins at 5 p.m. Fireworks at 9:30 p.m.DundalkGrange Elementary School2000 Church RoadMoved to dusk on Tuesday. Parade is still on for 8:15 a.m. MondayElktonMeadow ParkGates open at 5pmFireworks begin at duskGreenbeltBuddy Attick Park, 555 Crescent Rd.Entertainment begins at 4 p.m. Fireworks at dusk.Howard County’s July 4th Festival & FireworksLive entertainment and on-site vendors, Columbia Concert BandDowntown Columbia Lakefront5pm-10pm, Band at 7pmFreeLaurelGranville Gude Park, Laurel Lake, Laurel, MarylandParade at 11 a.m. Fireworks at duskMitchellvilleSix Flags AmericaDaytime events and fireworksPark fee requiredOverleaFullerton Park4304 Fullerton AvenueRockvilleNew Location this year! Mattie J.T. Stepanek Park, 1800 Piccard Drive (KingFarm)Live entertainment begins at 7 p.m. Fireworks at 9:15 p.m.Takoma ParkTakoma Park Middle School, 7611 Piney Branch RoadParade at 10 a.m. at the intersection of Carroll and Ethan Allen Avenues.Fireworks at 9:30 p.m.TowsonLoch Raven Academy8101 Lasalle RoadDaytime Events- Everywhere ElseBaltimore Symphony Orchestra Star-Spangled Spectacular & FireworksOregon Ridge ParkMusical patriotic favorites, fireworks, food trucks5pm gates openAdults $18-20, Children $9-10Catonsville Celebrations, Parade, and FireworksSpecific locations vary14 hours of fun for all ages. Biking, kid’s games, concerts, parade, food, and fireworksFirst event at 8:30, parade at 3pm, fireworks at 9:15pmFour on the 4thAnnapolis4-mile run through downtown Annapolis, meet at 318 6th street7:30amFree event, please register in advanceNaturalization Ceremony, William Paca Mansion & Garden TourAnnapolisCelebrate signing of the Declaration of Independence, new American citizens naturalized, hands-on kids activities10am-5pmFreeSeverna Park Parade“Celebrating Harmony in America” theme10am-1:30pmFreeTowson ParadeParade starts at Bosley & Burke Ave.Parade celebrates the men and women who have served our country, bike rush, 4-mile run & family fun run10:30am-12:30pmParade is free, 4-miler $30, fun run $15