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Noteworthy July Fourth celebrations across the United States
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By Erin Davis and Katherine Dillinger, CNN In the United States, the Fourth of July is celebrated with a display of patriotic colors: red, blue, and white paint streets and decorate, fireworks light up the sky, and grills are lit in gardens and yards. In some cities, there are even contests dedicated to those who enjoy eating hot dogs. How the Fourth of July came to be and how it is celebrated in the United States. July 4 is celebrated as Indepe…
On July 4, all over the 50 American states and wherever they would be in the world, American celebrateers with a large national day, with the focus of arts, parades, hot-dog food competitions, baseball games and family meetings with barbecues, pop-corns, plenty of beer and sweet drinks.
Between the last Monday in May (Memorial Day) and the first Monday in September (Labor Day), Americans throw 2.7 billion outdoor parties featuring sizzling, charred slabs of meat as the main attraction. And the biggest fireworks usually come on July 4, Independence Day.
Every July 4th in the United States celebrates Independence Day. In the cities there are activities such as ceremonies, speeches, parades and concerts. Read more
Noteworthy July Fourth celebrations across the United States
July Fourth is a day of celebration across the United States. The Fourth of July commemorates American independence and millions of people throughout the country celebrate the day with family and friends.
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