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Annual Independence Day Fireworks return to 4-H Center

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On June 22, 2021,  the Northern Virginia 4-H Educational Center announced that their annual Independence Weekend Fireworks Festival is returning to its normal time over the 4th of July Weekend. After postponement to Labor Day weekend in 2020, the annual celebration that can easily draw thousands to the 4-H Center will take place this year on Friday, July 2nd, with festivities beginning at 6:00 PM and fireworks set to launch just after dusk.

“Last year’s event, despite being postponed into September, was a great success. I heard from several spectators that felt last year’s fireworks were the best they’d ever seen at the 4-H Center. We’re excited to have the same vendor again this year for what should be an even better show. We’re also excited to welcome back the American Legion Community Band for another fantastic performance,” said 4-H Center Executive Director Jeremy Stanford on the decision.

The event will once again feature live patriotic music from the American Legion Community Band, food and dessert trucks, a 50/50 drawing, and a professional fireworks display. The event costs are borne entirely by the 4-H Center, so while the event is free to the public, 4-H Center Board members will be accepting donations at the gate (suggested $5-$10/vehicle) and corporate sponsorship opportunities are available.

For more information, please contact Jeremy Stanford at jstanford@vt.edu.

(Press Release)

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