Your Delaware guide to Fourth of July 2024
Hot dogs. Parades. American flags waving in the warm summer breeze.
Ah, Independence Day.
The Fourth of July is a highpoint of summer celebrations as well as a time to reflect upon our nation's history, independence and the freedoms we hold dear.
We've gathered up resources to help you make the most of Fourth of July 2024 in Delaware and beyond:
Where are Delaware, Maryland fireworks for 4th of July 2024? Here's a guide for you
It's not too early to ask this super serious question that Delawareans will soon flood Google with: "Where can we see Delaware fireworks for the Fourth of July?''
You have questions. We have answers.
Here's a guide on where to see the sparks fly for Independence Day in the First State, and in Maryland.
Festivals, 4th of July and more: A guide to events at the Delaware beaches this summer
There is so much to do at the Delaware beaches in the summertime.
Most towns have weekly outdoor concerts. The Freeman Arts Pavilion, the Milton Theatre, Clear Space Theatre and Dickens Parlour Theatre have entertainment almost daily. Then there are the dozens of festivals, concerts and other events that are happening everywhere, all the time. It's tough to find time to go to the beach.
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Fourth of July fireworks can cause anxiety in pets. Here are solutions
Fourth of July and fireworks go hand in hand, but while millions of Americans enjoy colorful explosions outdoors this year, many pets will be frightened by the accompanying booms, bangs and shrieks.
If you have a dog or cat in your life, it shouldn't come as a surprise that they are very sensitive to loud sounds. Even a soft knock on the door can set them off and awake them from a deep slumber. And a knock on the door doesn't compare with the raucous fireworks displays that celebrate our nation's independence.
But there are multiple ways to reduce a pet's anxiety and fear triggered by fireworks.
Stunning views, playgrounds and trails: Where to picnic in all 3 of Delaware's counties
Delaware's parks are vibrant hubs of community life where visitors can enjoy festivals, educational programs and other events all year round.
Many parks also have designated picnic areas equipped with tables, grills and scenic views, providing a beautiful backdrop for meals and gatherings. With ample space for recreational activities, families have many options to enjoy playgrounds, sports fields and nature trails.
Delaware State Parks guide: Amenities, parking, passes and all the fun you can get into
It’s time for Delawareans to set its sights on local outdoor adventures.
Whether you’re looking for a chill place to enjoy views of nature, a hike through the forest or a spot to lay out with your beach towel and book, Delaware has plenty of state parks to help you out with that. Seventeen of them, to be exact.
With so many options, it can be difficult figuring out which state park would be best for your activity of choice. Use our guide to Delaware State Parks to make your choices and navigate your way through all the First State has to offer.
⛱️☀️Welcome to our Delaware 2024 Summer Guide ☀️⛱️
Break out the flip-flops, SPF and your favorite Frisbee, it's summertime!
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And we've got you covered, Delaware, from that trendy cocktail and great show on the Riverfront to that kick-back beach bar or lazy paddle in Slower Lower.
Welcome to our 2024 Summer Guide, a user-friendly pit stop anytime you want intel on where to go and what to do (and eat and drink!) for quick jaunts, nights out, daytrips and family vacations.
This article originally appeared on Delaware News Journal: Fourth of July 2024 in Delaware
