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Reasons for fireworks

Chinese Lunar New Year – in early Spring

Lantern Festival – to mark the end of the Lunar New Year festival

China National Day – October 1st

Chinese ethnic minority festivals

Kite Festival of Weifan – annual showcase of kite art and design

Grape Festival of Turpen – in western China’s grape growing area

Beer Festival of Qingdao – the “famous” Qingdao Beer Co. of the port city of Qingdao

Other occasions where fireworks are often used:

Weddings

Birthdays

Business launches

Honoring of guests

U.S. Holidays

New Year’s Day January 1st

Martin Luther King Jr. Day January 19th

Black History Month February

Groundhog Day February 2nd

President’s Day February 16th

Chinese New Year February 19th

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St. Valentine’s Day February 14th

Women’s History Month March

St. Patrick’s Day March 17th

April Fool’s Day April 1st

Easter Sunday April 5th

Earth Day April 22nd

Cinco De Mayo May 5th

Mother’s Day May 10th

Memorial Day May 25th

Flag Day June 14th

Father’s Day June 21st

U.S. Independence Day July 4th

Labor Day September 7th

Patriot Day September 11th

Columbus Day October 12th

Halloween October 31st

Guy Fawkes November 5th

Diwali November 11th

Veterans’ Day November 11th

Thanksgiving Day November 26th

Pearl Harbor Day December 7th

Christmas Day December 25th

Hanukkah December 6th – December 14th

Kwanzaa December 26th – January 1st

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