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Plan your 4th of July extravaganza with the help of eHow's holiday experts. Whether it's a backyard barbecue with the kids, a romantic picnic for two or burgers and beer on the beach, eHow's got the know-how on everything from side dishes to fireworks. Swap recipes for patriotic desserts, or mind your beach body with eHow's diet-friendly cookout recommendations. Find fun activity ideas for setting off a party before the fireworks, and get tips on how to repel unwanted outdoor guests such as ants and mosquitoes.
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Every year, Washington, D.C., hosts a celebration on the National Mall to honor America's independence. The annual festivities include a parade, concerts, theatrical productions and, of course,...
Using a car in a parade is one of the easiest ways to celebrate and advertise. A car is much easier to decorate than a float, and it will be just as visible. A decorated car will draw more...
When children are waiting for a New Years parade, Mardi Gras parade, St. Patrick's Day parade, 4th of July parade, Thanksgiving Day parade, Christmas parade, or any other parade, they can get very...
Independence Day, also known as the Fourth of July, is a day of celebration for Americans. It's a day filled with fun, fireworks and food no matter where you are--in Hawaii, Kansas or the Texas...
The Fourth of July is an important date in American history, specifically in 1776, which is when the Declaration of Independence brought freedom to the United States of America. You can have a...
The Fourth of July is right around the corner and the rising gas prices are cutting into many people’s holiday plans. Kids are already worried that they will miss out on all the fun. Not...
On July 4th, take the opportunity to share the meaning of Independence Day with your friends and family.
On July 4, people from across the United States will come together to celebrate Independence Day. Erie, PA offers numerous places to celebrate July 4 as well as many different activities for the...
Are you wondering what you and the kids are going to do this Fourth of July holiday? Then, think of hosting your own neighborhood bike parade and create an annual neighborhood tradition!
Ever since that fantastic summer day on July 4, 1776, millions of Americans have been celebrating Independence Day. There are a ton of fun things to do for the holiday including BBQs, fireworks...
Cookouts, parades and red, white and blue are part of the United States' 4th of July tradition. Celebrate the holiday in your city by planning a parade. Strut down city streets or merely march...
The 4th of July is packed full of activities and fun. Activities that many people enjoy can be very overwhelming for a child with special needs. From hot weather to crowds and loud noises,...
Bike parades are a traditional activity for the 4th of July. Hold a bike parade for special needs children to include them in holiday festivities. Colorful decorations, fun music, family and...
What a better way to celebrate the Fourth of July than with a parade? If you plan to ride your horse in a parade, you need to know how to decorate him in a way that will please the crowd and still...
New York features one of the most famous fireworks displays in the country – the Macy’s Fireworks Display. The 4th of July is also the day of the famous Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest at Coney...
Celebrating our nation’s birthday means fireworks, cookouts, parades and pageants. If you’re looking for special ways to spend the Fourth of July in Alabama, read on.
Fourth of July celebrations are the highlight of the summer in many New Hampshire towns. With ski resorts and inns, beaches and a small-town atmosphere, New Hampshire is a traditional place to...
The 4th of July is one of the most celebrated holidays in the United States, with many events taking place in its honor. Parades are very common, and one of the largest and most extravagant of the...
Rhode Island is home to the oldest continually-celebrated Fourth of July celebration in the country. So, you know there are lots of great ways to celebrate our country’s birthday in the tiniest...
Since 1975, Tennessee has boasted the first Fourth of July parade of the day. Every year since in Gatlinburg, it starts at 12:01 a.m. But the fun doesn’t stop there. You’ll find lots to do for the...
Celebrating the Fourth in the Northwest corner of our country? You’ll find lots of ways to make a Washington Fourth of July celebration unforgettable. From fireworks displays to boat parades,...
It’s America’s birthday--why not celebrate America’s Birthday Party in the nation’s capital? If you can spend the Fourth in Washington DC, follow these steps to find out how to enjoy every single...