Organized by the Love Lake Hawkins Association, one of the best fireworks shows in East Texas is launched from the Lake Hawkins dam and is paid for with sponsorships from local businesses. Next to being in a boat on the lake, the best seats in the house are on our beach, adjacent to the dam.
See our Facebook Events page for details
2020 Sponsors
Red, White & Blue – $2500
Patriot – $1000
Lady Liberty – $500
- Higginbotham Brothers (formerly Cade’s)
- Precision Lawn Systems
- Jomay Stillman
- Alan Murphree
Fire Cracker – $250
- Key Termite & Pest Control
- Billy and Charlotte Youngblood
- Sydney and Matt Mason
- Ashley Wisk Medlin
- Cade Medlin
- Mary Hagan
- David Stonehouse
- Aaron Colley & Kari Kollatschny Colley
- Kay Shafer and Kevin Valentine
- Jurgen Jack & Sydney Maerz
- Connie Pierce & Danny Stark
Sparkler – $100
- Randy & Patti Tunnell Coker
- Pamela & James Lively
- Steve & Janet Gress
- Linda Williams Crabtree
- Cheryl Voda
- Lex & Liza Pruett Forster
- The Jett Family
- Kenneth Thomas
- Derbert Drew Mooney Jr
- Rachel and Pat Tunnell
Facebook recognition on Love Lake Hawkins Association
Four Ways to Donate
- PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/lovelakehawkins
- Drop at Southside Bank in Brookshires for LLHA
- Drop check at park to LLHA
- Mail to PO Box 1008 • Hawkins, TX 75765
PDF with Sponsorship Details
Thank You,
- Christin Barber
- Deann Marney
- Kaci Warren
- Lindsay Wilson
- Erin Wright
Love Lake Hawkins Association
All donations are tax-deductible receipts will be emailed.
Love Lake Hawkins Association is a 501(c)(3) Tax Exempt Organization.
Help us out by remembering these park rules:
speed limit throughoutpark is 5 mph, even for your suped-up golf cart- watch out for our most valuable park visitors, children
- swim at your own risk, no lifeguard on duty
- no alcohol, smoking or glass bottles on
beach - cigarette butts, broken glass, and soggy diapers are a turn off to our beachgoers
other park visitors may not like your music, so keep volume levels low - no dogs allowed on
beach , they tend to treat the sand as one big fire hydrant - no cooking on the beach, hot coals
and bare feet don’t mix - have a great time and according to our local groundskeeper: “watch out for sharks!”
