Over $2 billion is spent on fireworks every year for both private and public displays, according to data since 2021 from the American Pyrotechnics Association. Connecticut is technically one of the 49 ...

CONNECTICUT - The Fourth of July is just around the corner — here are some spots to view fireworks throughout Connecticut, leading up to and after the fourth. JUMP TO:July 2 | July 3 | July 4 | Juy 5 ...

The Fourth of July is right around the corner. What better way to celebrate the holiday than with a local fireworks show? With Independence Day falling on a Friday this year, many towns in the state ...

Connecticut is celebrating America's birthday with a variety of Fourth of July events planned across the state. Below are several of the towns and cities that are participating in the celebration.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As July begins, the country is getting ready to celebrate the Fourth of July, and many towns across Connecticut are preparing ...

CONNECTICUT (WTNH) – If you’re not a professional pyrotechnician, almost all fireworks are illegal to you in Connecticut. Sparklers and fountains are the only firework-related devices that can be sold ...

It is a relatively quiet week on Connecticut concert stages due to the 4th of July holiday and the related hometown celebrations or day-tripping. But the music acts that do visit the state this week ...

Summer can be a time of peace and rest. Others like their summers bright and loud. With the Fourth of July just around the corner, you might pick up some fireworks at the gas station or a seller’s ...

WESTPORT — The Police Athletic Fireworks in Westport took place at Compo Beach on Wednesday evening. It was a ticketed event and tickets had been available for purchase at the Westport Police ...

In Connecticut, most fireworks are not allowed by non-professional, non-licensed users. However, sparklers and fountains are not considered fireworks under Connecticut law and may be legally sold to ...