What's open and closed on July Fourth in Mass.

Independence Day falls on a Friday this year, giving many a built-in long weekend.

There are many star-spangled events to keep you going. If you're on the hunt for a burst of color, here's a running list of fireworks shows around the state.

In Boston, the marquee event is the Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular on the Charles River Esplanade. The orchestra will be joined by singer LeAnn Rimes, Broadway star Leslie Odom, Jr. and hip-hop trio Bell Biv DeVoe. The music starts at 7 p.m., and the fireworks show will explode over the Charles River beginning at about 9:40 p.m.

Whether you're rolling out the grill or setting up your chair on the Esplanade, there are some key holiday closures to note. Here's what is open and closed on the Fourth of July.

Federal offices: Closed.

Federal courts: Closed.

Post offices: Closed.

State offices: Closed.

RMV: Closed.

State courts: Closed.

Municipal offices: Closed.

Libraries: Closed.

Trash pickup: Check with your local government or provider. Boston residents can check for pickup delays by searching their address here.

Banks: Most banks will be closed. Check with your preferred location for more information.

Stock market: Closed.

Retail locations: Open.

Liquor stores: Open.

Supermarkets: Open. Check with your preferred location for more information.

MBTA: The subway will run on a Saturday schedule, with increased service after 3 p.m. Bus service will run on a Sunday schedule and the RIDE will operate on a modified Sunday schedule.

The commuter rail will run on a weekend schedule. But note: after 9:30 p.m., bikes will not be allowed on board.

The Hingham/Hull/Logan to Boston ferry will run on a Saturday schedule. The East Boston, Charlestown and Lynn ferries will run on a weekend schedule. The Winthrop and Quincy ferries will run on a weekend schedule. The Hingham to Boston ferry will not sail.

All MBTA transit options will be fare-free after 8:30 p.m.