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The Fourth of July is almost here. Here are 5 can't-miss fireworks shows in New Hampshire
To celebrate the Fourth of July, all 170 acres of dining, entertainment and first-class retail at the Tuscan Village outdoor shopping mall will come to life with a night of live entertainment, food trucks and drinks from Sam Adams. Spectators are invited to explore the village and its businesses before settling in for a fireworks show after dark.
Friday night looks ideal for fireworks, with clear skies, lower humidity and temperatures dropping into the 60s. A sweatshirt ...
In New Hampshire, most fireworks are legal for the general public to purchase and use. However, there are still a few rules ...
Communities across New Hampshire are marking the Fourth of July with parades, live music, family activities, food and ...
The fireworks planned for July 4 at Canobie Lake Park in Salem have been canceled, the park says. Canobie Lake Park told News 9 they were notified Friday morning by the fireworks vendor there was an ...
To buy fireworks in New Hampshire, you must be at least 21 years old. Fireworks also must be bought from a licensed New Hampshire retailer – you can't bring in fireworks purchased out of ...
Fireworks safety tips New Hampshire Fire Marshal Sean Toomey offered a series of safety guidelines to New Hampshire residents ...
Cuts to arts funding in the recently passed state budget mean that New Hampshire now ranks last among U.S. states and ...
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