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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