Tulsa's FreedomFest features one of the largest free fireworks displays in Oklahoma, along the banks of the Arkansas River, and it's happening Friday night.

News On 6's LeAnne Taylor will emcee the event, happening at River West Festival Park. 

You can watch the FreedomFest Fireworks in the News On 6 YouTube player below:

Checking out the crowds before the show!

LeAnne was flipping out with Dan Hubbard about the BMX bikers that people can watch.

LeAnne caught up with Jeff Edwards, CEO of River Parks Authority to talk about the changes coming to the event. Watch the interview below for the latest.

LeAnne spoke to Carly and Cliff from 92.9 The River before the gates opened.

Thousands of fireworks will be fired off for a 25-minute show at 9:30 p.m.

You can stream the fireworks show on News On 6.com and on the News On 6 app, as well as inside this story. We'll also broadcast the full show on Tulsa CW.

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You can also listen to the show on 92.9 The River.

ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW: Tulsa FreedomFest 2025: Fireworks, schedule and safety info

Some changes to FreedomFest for 2025 include new viewing locations. Organizers are launching fireworks further north, so those used to watching the show from the south will need to find a new spot.

Good news for Fest attendees this year: traffic is expected to flow more smoothly this year. With nearby construction projects complete and the fireworks no longer being launched from the 21st Street Bridge, road closures will be minimal.

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE CHANGES: Folds of Honor Freedom Fest returns with a new viewing zone along riverfront

What is Folds of Honor?

Folds of Honor is an organization that provides life-changing scholarships to the spouses and children of America’s fallen or disabled military and families of America’s first responders.