Posted on July 17, 2014July 17, 2014 by dfw_admin

Spectacular Fireworks will be held at Singapore’s National Day

August 9th is The National Day of Singapore, celebrations and parade will be held every year to commemorate the independence of the country in 1965.
This year, a great fireworks display will take place both in the sky and on the waters beside Marina Bay.The water display will be made possible with a special barge bearing a crescent and five stars.On each of the five stars are 49 flares, denoting Singapore’s age.

Safety precautions have also been taken, such as such as creating a 200m safety radius around the barge. The firing will be disabled should anyone come within that radius.

The NDP committee says efforts have been taken to ensure that the show will go on even with Singapore’s unpredictable weather conditions.

Flares have been been given layers of protection and waterproofing to guard against heat and rain, and ensure successful firing on National Day.

Posted on July 16, 2014 by dfw_admin

The Eiffel Tower was Light Up by Fireworks on Bastille Day

This Monday, Colorful fireworks lit up the sky of Paris on July 14 in honor of the French Revolution.

The theme of the 2014 firework display was “War and Peace”, to commemorate the centenary of the start of WWI, the show last for about 35 minutes, and the the fireworks was fired from the Eiffel Tower.

The celebration was held every year to mark the beginning of the 1789 revolution.

Posted on July 15, 2014 by dfw_admin

GERMANY CELEBRATED ITS 4TH WORLD CUP WIN WITH FIREWORKS

After winning the 2014 World Cup, hundreds of thousands people gathered in cafes, bars, and clubs celebrating their victory, and the whole Berlin was lighted by fireworks.

The German people lifted the trophy after a nail-biting final against the team of Argentina, and the final is a battle.In the 113th minute, the Forward Schurrle made a perfect cross to Gotze, and he scored the only goal of the game with a left-footed kick.

Posted on July 7, 2014 by dfw_admin

Fireworks from China made the Independence Day across the United States

For the past 35 years, China has grabbed nearly the entire U.S. market — with 98 to 99 percent of what consumers will buy this year being made there, as
well as 75 percent of the “display” fireworks, which are used in big, public shows.

Fireworks are a big business, with $675 million in sales just to consumers who will shoot off their own products expected this year, said Julie Heckman, the
American Pyrotechnics Association’s executive director. Chinese imports are necessary, she said, because it’s “very, very labor-intensive to make
fireworks. Basically everything is still made by hand.”

Environmental and safety regulations in the United States, she said, would force domestically made versions of the same fireworks to retail for 10 times as
much as the Chinese imports, she estimated.The industry has worked hand in hand with China, and many of these relationships go back four, five, six generations, much like the generational family businesses in the United States.

And the situation won’t be changing anytime soon, fireworks industry experts said.

On Independence Day, celebrations across the United States depend on China.

Posted on July 6, 2014July 6, 2014 by dfw_admin

Picture news- 2014 4th of July Fireworks Displays in US

Posted on June 30, 2014June 30, 2014 by dfw_admin

2014 Australia Territory Day Crackers & Fireworks in Darwin, Northern Territory

Celebrate Territory Day With Dominator Fireworks!

Dominator Fireworks Catalogue 2014

Every July 1st the people of the Northern Territory celebrates its self-governance by lighting a banger or watching fireworks sparkle over the Timor Sea from Mindil Beach!

The Northern Territory is unique as it is the only place in Australia that you can buy and enjoy fireworks, rockets, bangers and Roman candles in your own yard.

Territory Day celebrates the anniversary that self governance was handed down to the Territory by the Commonwealth Government. On July 1st Territorians and visitors from all over Australia flock to Darwin and other cities to watch public fireworks shows and compete with one another to produce the most brilliant pyrotechnics display on the only day of the year where people are allowed to light fireworks.

Mindil Beach in Darwin is a popular vantage point to watch the spectacular. With delicious food from the markets, people can picnic on the sand as they watch the fireworks burst and sparkle over the Timor Sea.

Dominator Fireworks is a world famous brand and is now available for sale in Australia!

Dominator Fireworks offers the widest variety of effects and colors. You will always get the maximum bang in a Dominator banger!

Some new items featured are The Commando Solider Assortment and World War II Assortments. Each with a huge variety of crackers, cakes, sparklers, you name it is in there!

Some of the locations to purchase Dominator are:

DARWIN Oriental Emporium, 305 Bagot Road, Coconut Grove • Extreme Hobbies, 358 Stuart Highway, Winnellie • Nightlighter,
McMinn Street Superstore (near Bridge) • Nightlighter, Yarrawonga Village (Robinson Barracks Turnoff • Territory Day Fireworks,
470 Stuart Hwy Winnellie • Crazy Glens, Butler Street, Pinelands • Didgeridoo Hut, Coolalinga • NT Elite Cycles, University Ave Durack • Sydney Fireworks and Pyrotechnics, 18 Stuart Hwy, Stuart Park • Mitchells Adventure, 788 Stuart Highway, Berrimah •
Cash Advantage, 34 Progress Drive, Nightcliff • Cash Advantage, Gray Shopping Centre • Cash and Treasure, Parap Place, Parap •
T-BAR Model Cars, 480 Stuart Highway, Coolalinga • King’s Cash, Humpty Doo Shopping Centre • Flightpath Golf, Vanderlin Drive,
Berrimah • Moil Supermarket, Moil Shopping Centre • Happy Foodland, Pearce Place, Millner • Malak Supermarket, Malak Place,
Malak • Wanguri Supermarket, Wanguri Shopping Centre • Top End Tackle World, Stuart Highway, Pinelands • Dollars and Sense,
6 Maluka St, Palmerston • Top End Tackle World, 420 Stuart Highway, Coolalinga • Dollars and Sense, Casuarina Shopping Centre
• Dollars and Sense, Smith St Mall • Berrimah News and Post, 658 Stuart Highway, Berrimah • Leanyer Newsagency, Leanyer
Shopping Centre • Cricket and Football Shop, 422 Stuart Highway, Winnellie • Darwin Decorative Concrete – Beaurepaires, Parap •
Smokemart, 14 Knuckey St, Darwin City • Nightlighter – Highway House (opp ANZ) Palmerston • Smokemart, Casuarina Square (opp Coles) • Nightlighter, Casuarina Convenience Centre (near Red Rooster) • Smokemart, Palmerston Shopping Centre • Craig’s Fishing Warehouse, Truck City, Berrimah • Smokemart, Palm City Oasis Shopping Centre KATHERINE Five Star Supermarket, Katherine Terrace • Top News, Katherine Central • Eastside Minimarket, Grevillea Drive, Katherine East • Smokemart, Oasis Plaza
ALICE SPRINGS Mad Harry’s, Parsons St • BJ’s One Stop Shop, Diarama Village • Larapinta IGA, Larapinta Dr •
Piggly’s, 87 Gap Road • The Rose, Smith St • Wooles Fireworks, Lovegrove Rd • Hot Stuff for the Sporting Buff, Smith St •
Smokemart, Alice Plaza Shopping Centre • Wooles Fwks Old Toyworld, Gregory Tce

Territory Day Fireworks Displays & Events:

July 1st

Darwin – Territory Day
Mindil Beach Darwin, firework display at 7.30pm.
Mindil Beach Markets are open for food, refreshments, quality craft and family entertainment from 5pm to 9pm.

Alice Springs
Anzac Oval, firework display at 7 pm
BYO Picnic, chairs and blankets
All welcome

Palmerston
Marlow Lagoon, firework display at 7.30pm
BYO Picnic, chairs and blankets
No private fireworks allowed

Berry Springs
Recreation Reserve, firework display approx 8 pm.
Food and refreshments (licensed bar) provided by local community groups from 6pm.
Entry is $2 for adults, school aged children are free.

Pine Creek – Sunset at the Heritage Park
Firework display at 7.30pm.
Gold coin donation BBQ sausage sizzle from 6.00pm.
Bring your own drinks, chairs & blankets.
No private fireworks allowed.

Dundee Beach
Firework display commences at dark.
Sausage sizzle by Dundee Beach Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade – drinks available.
Commencing 6pm. All welcome.

Coomalie
Batchelor oval, fireworks display commencing at dark.
Food and drinks available from 6.30pm.
Bring your own eskies, chairs and blankets. No alcohol or glass allowed.

Cox Peninsula
Forsyth Road Sports Complex, Wagait Beach. Fireworks display at 7.00pm. BYO drinks and chairs. Sausage sizzle commences at 6.00pm. No private fireworks allowed.

Jabiru
Firework display at 7.30pm over Lake Jabiru.
Free family barbeque at the Jabiru Sports and Social Club from 5.00pm.
Members and guests welcome.
Alternatively, view the fireworks with a barbeque or picnic at Lake Jabiru Park, Civic Drive.
Note that Lake Jabiru Park is an alcohol free environment.

Katherine
Showgrounds, firework display at 7.30pm.
Entertainment, drinks and refreshments available from 6.30pm.
Free entry through ticket office. BYO chairs.
No alcohol or private fireworks please.

Tennant Creek
Territory Day Celebration Market at Purkiss Reserve Football Oval, firework display at approx. 7.30pm.
Markets are open for food, refreshments, market stalls and family entertainment from 5pm to 9pm.
Personal fireworks will be permitted after show. This is an alcohol free event.
To enter a stall please contact Lloyd on (08) 8962 0015

Mataranka
Sunset at the Sport and Recreation Grounds-town Oval,
Catering by Mataranka Better Half Club from 5.30pm
BYO drinks, chairs and blankets. Fireworks display at 7.30 pm

Wurrumiyanga Community
Fireworks at 7.30 pm at Stanley Tipiloura Oval

Yulara
Firework display at 7.15 pm, Yulara Community Oval
Food and licensed bar available, operated by Yulara/Ayers Rock Lions Club

5th July – Katherine Speedway
Australian Dirt Kart Championships

The month of July also sees the arrival of the rather unique Darwin Beer Can Regatta, which was first held in 1974 as a way of recycling rubbish following Cyclone Tracy and now sees participants creating boats out of little more than cans and plastic bottles. The regatta features boat races alongside Mindil Beach, while those who prefer dry land can join in the various other related events, such as tug of war competitions, sandcastle building and beach races.

Lasting for two weeks and staged each year in the middle of August is the aptly named Darwin Festival, where things to do and see include live music, film screenings, comedy gigs and exhibitions of Aboriginal art, as well as the NT Indigenous Music Awards. Also staged in August is the Rodeo, the Darwin Cup horse race and even a Mud Crab Tying Competition.

Posted on June 28, 2014 by dfw_admin

Good fireworks conditions in 80% of USA

Here is a great article from usfireworks.biz showing pretty good conditions over 80% of the nation for fireworks in 2014.

Buy dominator fireworks Things look very dry in the south west, but actually it is better then it has been in recent years. The article explains fireworks rarely cause action by fire departments or local authorities.

Because of the good weather and the long holiday weekend, this is shaping up to be a great year for firework sales!

If you are looking for the best places to buy Dominator Brand Fireworks check out this handy map here!

Posted on June 17, 2014 by dfw_admin

Amazing fireworks show in Sydney

2014 New Year is already passed, but some amazing shows happened on New Year Eve that night people can not forget. Like there was an amazing fireworks show in Sydney, according to the organizers, an estimated one and a half million people lined Sydney harbor for the annual New Year firework spectacular on the night of December 31. The city council said that this year, 7 tonnes of fireworks were ignited on the Harbor Bridge and at different locations around the city including, for the first time in a decade, on the sails of the Sydney Opera House, to create a 12 minutes long show, coordinated with lighting and music.

More than a thousand fireworks were set off from the roof of the World Heritage listed Opera House, having been specially designed not to damage the building which celebrated its 40^th anniversary in 2013.

Check below link to go to Youtube to see how great the show was.

Posted on June 14, 2014June 14, 2014 by dfw_admin

Fireworks and World Cup 2014

The much-anticipated opening ceremony of 2014 Brazil World Cup was held on June 12, and the opener was between the Host Brazil and Croatia.

Since the government declared a national day off, the street of Sao Paulo was ignited by the passion from the night before the opening，and the fans gathered on the street from early in the morning.

Before 5:00 in the afternoon, protests appeared in some of the major cities, and this added a bit noisy sound for the big event, and when Brazil team won the game with a score of 3-1, the city was full of happy atmosphere and the sky was lighted by fireworks！

Posted on June 14, 2014 by dfw_admin

Fireworks are Approaching! Schedule of July 4 fireworks displays in Northeast Ohio

AKRON
Time: Friday, July 4 at 9:45 p.m.
Location: Red, White and Blue Festival, downtown Akron

AKRON
Time: Friday, July 4 at 9:45 p.m.
Location: Lock 3

ALLIANCE
Time: Friday, July 4 at dusk. Rain date is July 5.
Location: Silver Park, 2930 South Union Ave.

ASHLAND
Time: Friday, July 4 at dusk
Location: Community Stadium

AURORA
Time: Friday, July 4 at 9:45 p.m. Rain date is July 5.
Location: West Pioneer Trail Baseball Fields

AVON
Time: Friday, July 4 around 10 p.m.
Location: Lake Erie Crushers vs. Frontier Greys game

AVON LAKE
Time: Thursday, July 3 at dusk
Location: Weiss Field

BAY VILLAGE
Time: Friday, July 4 at 9:45 p.m. Rain date is July 5
Location: Gala Fireworks Display at Cahoon Park

BEREA
Time: Friday, July 4 at 10 p.m.
Location: Grindstone Festival Fireworks at Coe Lake, 11 Berea Commons

BRATENAHL
Time: Thursday, July 3 at dusk. Rain date is July 5.
Location: Bratenahl Village Park

BRECKSVILLE
Time: Sunday, June 29 at 10 p.m.
Location: Brecksville, just south of Route 82 and Route 21

BROOK PARK
Time: Sunday, July 13 at 10 p.m.
Location: Brook Park Home Days

BRUNSWICK
Time: Saturday, July 5 at 10:30 p.m.
Location: Brunswick High School

BUCYRUS
Time: Thursday, July 3 at dusk. Rain date is July 5.
Location: Crawford County Fairgrounds

CANFIELD
Time: Sunday, June 29 at 10 p.m.
Location: Canfield Fairgrounds

CANTON
Time: Friday, July 4 at dusk
Location: Downtown Canton/Fourth of July First Friday Event

CHARDON
Time: Thursday, July 3 at 10 p.m. Rain date is 10 p.m.
Location: Chardon High School

CLEVELAND
Time: Wednesday, July 2 at dusk
Location: Star-Spangled Banner Spectacular at Public Square

CLEVELAND
Time: Friday, July 4 at 10 p.m.
Location: Location Lake Erie meets the Cuyahoga River in the Flats

CLYDE
Time: Friday, July 4 at dusk
Location: Main Street Reservoir

EASTLAKE
Time: Friday, July 4 at 9:30 p.m.
Location: Classic Park

ELYRIA
Time: Wednesday, July 2 at 10:45 p.m. Rain date is July 3.
Location: West Park

FAIRLAWN
Time: Sunday, June 29 at 10 p.m.
Location: Bicentennial Park on South Smith Road

FOSTORIA
Time: Saturday, July 5 at dusk. Rain date is July 6.
Location: Foundation Park

GALION
Time: Saturday, July 5 at dusk
Location: Heise Park

GENEVA-ON-THE-LAKE
Time: Friday, July 4 at 10 p.m.
Location: Geneva-On-The-Lake Golf Course, Mrza Drive

GREEN
Time: Saturday, June 28 at 10:15 p.m.
Location: FreedomFest at Boettler Park

HUDSON
Time: Saturday, July 5 at dusk. Rain date is July 6.
Location: Barlow Farm Park

HURON
Time: Saturday, July 5 at 10:15 p.m.
Location: Boat Basin Amphitheater

INDEPENDENCE
Time: Thursday, July 3 at dusk. Rain date is July 5
Location: Elmwood Park

KENT
Time: Saturday, July 5 at 9:45 p.m.
Location: 19th Annual Kent Heritage Festival in downtown Kent

LAKESIDE
Time: Friday, July 4 at dusk.
Location: Lakeside Dock

LAKEWOOD
Time: Friday, July 4 at 9:45 p.m.
Location: Lakewood Park

LORAIN
Time: Friday, July 4 at 10 p.m.
Location: Black River Landing

LOUDONVILLE
Time: Saturday, July 5 at dusk
Location: Riverside Park

MANSFIELD
Time: Saturday, July 5 at dusk
Location: Red, White and Blue Fest at Charles Mill Lake Park

MANTUA
Time: Friday, July 18 at 10 p.m.
Location: St. Joseph’s Ox Roast Fair on St. Joseph’s Boulevard

MAYFIELD VILLAGE
Time: Saturday, June 28 at dusk. Rain date is June 29.
Location: Corner of SOM Center and Wilson Mills

MEDINA
Time: Thursday, July 3 at dusk
Location: Medina Recreation Center

MENTOR
Time: Friday, July 4 at 9:50 p.m.
Location: Civic Center/Park Mentor High School

NEW PHILADELPHIA
Time: Saturday, July 5 at 10 p.m.
Location: Tuscora Park

NILES
Time: Friday, July 4 at 10 p.m.
Location: Downtown Niles

NORTH CANTON
Time: Friday, July 4 at dusk
Location: 7th St between Hoover High School and the Memorial Stadium Parking lot

NORTH LAWRENCE
Time: Friday, July 4 at 10 p.m.
Location: Clays Park Resort

NORTH RANDALL
Time: Saturday, July 5 at dusk
Location: ThistleDown Racino

NORTH RIDGEVILLE
Time: Thursday, July 3 at dusk. Rain date is July 5.
Location: South Central Park on Avon Belden Road

OAK HARBOR
Time: Thursday, July 3 at dusk
Location: Along Portage River in downtown Oak Harbor

OBERLIN
Time: Thursday, July 3 at dusk. Rain date is July 5.
Location: Oberlin Recreation Complex, 225 W. Hamilton Road

ONTARIO
Time: Friday, July 4 at 10 p.m.
Location: Ontario Fourth of July Festival at Ontario Middle School

ORRVILLE
Time: Saturday, July 5 at 10:15 p.m.
Location: Orr Park, 400 N. Elm St.

SANDUSKY
Time: Friday, July 4 and Saturday, July 5 at dusk
Location: Cedar Point, regular admission

STREETSBORO
Time: Saturday, July 5 at dusk
Location: Woodside Campground

STRONGSVILLE
Time: Friday, July 4 at dusk
Location: Foltz Industrial Parkway Athletic Fields

WADSWORTH
Time: Thursday, July 3 at dusk
Location: The square along High Street and College Street

WESTLAKE
Time: Friday, July 4 at dusk
Location: Clague Park

WILLOUGHBY
Time: Friday, July 4 at 9:45 p.m.
Location: South High School

WOODVILLE
Time: Saturday, July 5 at 10 p.m.
Location: Trailer Mark Park