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C1 3 to be a little different this year.

Boxes:1x1 abc 36 studio lexington location three location four abc 36's bobbi mcswine joins us from downtown...bobbi how's the set up?

##### it's... as you can see...there are a lot of fireworks set to light up the sky tomorrow night...zambelli fireworks spent the afternoon unloading and stuffing them into hundred of small barrels.

The show is set to start at 10 p-m tomorrow...and the city says people within a one mile radius of the launch pad...which is r.j.

Corman's railyard on west main street and oliver lewis way...should be able to see it.

Tom klusman says he's been a shooter for zambelli fireworks for 10 years.

He says a lot of work went into the display happening tomorrow...and he is sure the crowd will be amazed.

It's a little bigger than it was last year.

It might go a little higher.

I think it'll all go pretty good.

The finale is a little bit bigger.

I think roughly there might be 7- 800 shells.

If you do decide to get a closer view downtown tomorrow night...the city says everyone should stay in their cars...or bring a lawn chair and sit near by their cars...wear a mask...and practice social distancing.

The city says there will be plenty of parking spots available at a safe distance near r.j.

Corman railyard...and the lexington city parking lot will open at 8 p-m and will be free of charge...cars can enter through gates 1 and 2 off high street.

Zambelli fireworks says it was surprised when lexington wanted to keep the show...because many of its other events were cancelled due to the coronavirus.

Well...that's a pleasant surprise for everyone...the show will go on.

Live in lexington, bobbi mcswine, abc 36 news.

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