july 4th

If Memorial Day is the unofficial start of summer, then the Fourth of July is the official start. By the time July 4 rolls around, summer is practically already in full swing: everyone is done with school or their classes (unless you're doing a…

The Fourth of July is almost here, and that means one thing: fireworks photos on Instagram. OK, it also means Independence Day, and barbecues, and time off work, and time with friends and family, but let's be real: you're here because you want some…

So you have some time off work and you want to do something special for the Fourth of July? Instead of browsing through your local listings, consider skipping town and checking out other Fourth of July fireworks events happening in major cities…

It can sometimes seem that the Fourth of July is less about the fireworks in the sky and more about the fireworks on the plate. After the grill's aw-worthy performance is the grand finale: dessert. And what a spectacle it can be with Fourth of July…

The Fourth of July is coming right up, and it's a holiday that can mean so many different things depending on who you are: a day off of work; a day to wear red, white, and blue from head to toe; a time to have a cookout, go to a cookout, or order…

It's almost the Fourth of July, which means that it's also almost time for dazzling fireworks photos to take over social media. To prepare, you'll want to start collecting Instagram captions for Fourth of July fireworks pics, because with so much…

Of all the holidays that we share on Instagram, the Fourth of July is my favorite. Why? Because I never get tired of Stories, Boomerangs, and still shots of fireworks in all their colorful and sparkling glory that everyone is posting on Instagram.…

Air Force One flyovers, tanks in the street, clean-up after massive fireworks displays — these things don't come cheap, but they're all going to be parts of President Donald Trump's Fourth of July event, to be held in Washington D.C. on the National…

What I'm about to say is going to come off as a complaint because, well, it is. But in 2019, the Fourth of July falls in a very inconvenient day. We'll be celebrating our nation's independence on a Thursday, smack dab in the middle of the week. And…