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At one time it was believed that the sound of the fireworks or firecrackers scared away evil spirits. Thus the tradition of starting the New Year with fireworks so the bad energy was chased away leaving only the good for the new year. Read more
History of Fireworks - A Continuing Tradition
Fireworks begin in China in the 7th century. As the story goes a cook mistakenly mixed the wrong ingredients together and created the first explosion of fireworks. You have to wonder exactly what he was trying to cook that required these types of ingredients!At one time it was believed that the sound of the fireworks or firecrackers scared away evil spirits. Thus the tradition of starting the New Year with fireworks so the bad energy was chased away leaving only the good for the new year. Read more
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But where can you go to find amazing fireworks shows all over the world?
Washington D.C. on the 4th of July. It’s hard to beat the fireworks display celebrating the independence of America. The best place to watch this show? From your boat on the Potomac. But it’s still fun if you’re watching at home on your big screen television.
In Tondabayashi, Osaka, Japan over 800,000 spectators attend a festival each year to play games, eat and drink from the many vendor stands, and watch the huge fireworks display. There are over 200 festivals in Japan each August that feature fireworks.
Singapore Fireworks Celebration takes place in August and is part of their National Day festivities. Over 9,000 rounds of fireworks were launched in 2006 and it grows larger each year. There are plans to make the displays a competition.
Cinco De Mayo - May 5th - In America, this day celebrates the contribution of those of Mexican ancestry.
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Top Holidays for Fireworks Displays All Over the World
Nothing is more exciting than watching an awesome display of fireworks. The explosive sounds, the sparkling colors, the night sky filled with a spectacular light show.But where can you go to find amazing fireworks shows all over the world?
Washington D.C. on the 4th of July. It’s hard to beat the fireworks display celebrating the independence of America. The best place to watch this show? From your boat on the Potomac. But it’s still fun if you’re watching at home on your big screen television.
In Tondabayashi, Osaka, Japan over 800,000 spectators attend a festival each year to play games, eat and drink from the many vendor stands, and watch the huge fireworks display. There are over 200 festivals in Japan each August that feature fireworks.
Singapore Fireworks Celebration takes place in August and is part of their National Day festivities. Over 9,000 rounds of fireworks were launched in 2006 and it grows larger each year. There are plans to make the displays a competition.
Cinco De Mayo - May 5th - In America, this day celebrates the contribution of those of Mexican ancestry.
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Bu the excitement of fireworks doesn't have to be reserved only for July 4th celebrations. There are events happening all year long that are cause to break out the fireworks.
New Year’s - January 1st - Ring in the new year with a round of firecrackers or light up the night with some rockets or sparklers. According to some traditions fireworks are believed to ward off evil spirits. So what better way to start the new year then chasing off the bad energy and making way for nothing but good in the new year.
Chinese New Year’s - Since fireworks were supposedly created in China in makes sense they would be included in this celebration.
Halloween - All hallows eve is a time when ghosts lurk around each corner, vampires prey on the unsuspecting, werewolves run wild, and your neighbors children all beg for candy. In other words, the perfect time for fireworks.
Festivals - There are thousands upon thousands of festivals in the world each year. Here's a sampling of a few:
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Fireworks - They're not Just for July 4th
It's hard to beat the spectacular sights and sounds of a fireworks display. Most adults can remember watching fireworks at picnics and parades as a child to celebrate American's Independence Day -- July 4th. They're part of our American tradition and bring back feelings of fond nostalgic events.Bu the excitement of fireworks doesn't have to be reserved only for July 4th celebrations. There are events happening all year long that are cause to break out the fireworks.
New Year’s - January 1st - Ring in the new year with a round of firecrackers or light up the night with some rockets or sparklers. According to some traditions fireworks are believed to ward off evil spirits. So what better way to start the new year then chasing off the bad energy and making way for nothing but good in the new year.
Chinese New Year’s - Since fireworks were supposedly created in China in makes sense they would be included in this celebration.
Halloween - All hallows eve is a time when ghosts lurk around each corner, vampires prey on the unsuspecting, werewolves run wild, and your neighbors children all beg for candy. In other words, the perfect time for fireworks.
Festivals - There are thousands upon thousands of festivals in the world each year. Here's a sampling of a few:
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