RAMADA HOTEL DOVER – DIWALI FIREWORKS

Celebrate Diwali ‘The Festival of Light’ in the Grande Marquee whilst enjoying a lavish Indian Buffet and being entertained by Nikita Company, the well known Indian Bollywood Dancers. The night would not be complete without the Fireworks and Indian DJ who will be playing until midnight.

£29.95 per person
Children 5-12 years half price
Under 5 FREE

RAMADA HOTEL DOVER – DIWALI FIREWORKS

Celebrate Diwali   ‘The Festival of Light’ in the Grande Marquee at the Ramada Hotel in Dover whilst enjoying a lavish Indian Buffet and being entertained by Nikita Company, the well known Indian Bollywood Dancers.  The night would not be complete without the Fireworks and Indian DJ who will be playing until midnight. 

£29.95 per person

Children 5-12 years half price

Under 5 FREE

Dashehra Diwali Mela

 Saturday 3^rd October 2009  – 3.30 – 9pm  Platt Fields Park, Manchester

A spectacular programme of stage and street entertainment including bhagra and bollywood dance and music, fire shows and more!

Programme

3.30 – 4.00 pm  Community Groups

4.00 – 7.00pm Main Stage

7.30pm Lantern Procession

8.00pm – Finale Show – In the tradition of Dashehra a stunning 30’ effigy of the demon king Ravan built by Walk the Plank with be burnt in the process emitting an awesome array of pyrotechnic effects.

MATLOCK BATH ILLUMINATIONS AND VENETIAN NIGHTS

Lights switched-on from Saturday 5 September, 2009 at 7pm and then every night until Saturday 31 October. The parade of Illuminated and decorated boats takes place at 8.00pm every Saturday and Sunday during the season – with a programme of family entertainment in or near the bandstand in Derwent Gardens each evening, commencing at 7.00pm. The Admission Prices to Derwent Gardens are £4.00 Adults (Aged 16 and over), £3.50 Over 60s, Accompanied children under 16 free, Disabled persons free.

Clifftop firework displays 9pm Saturdays 3, 17 and 31 October 2009.

4th of July Fireworks on the National Mall Washington DC

Washington DC is a spectacular place to celebrate July 4th! The National Mall, with Washington DC’s monuments and the U. S. Capitol in the background, forms a beautiful and patriotic backdrop to America’s Independence Day celebrations. This is an all-day event in the nation’s capital, beginning with a parade along Constitution Avenue and ending with a spectacular display of fireworks over the Washington Monument.

Fireworks Time: At dark, usually around 9:15 p.m. Rain Date: July 5th
Launch Location: The fireworks are launched from the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool and light up the sky over the Washington Monument. See Photos of the Fireworks

Best Places to View the National Mall Fireworks

• U. S. Capitol
• Lincoln Memorial
• Jefferson Memorial
• FDR Memorial
• East Potomac Park
• Anywhere along the National Mall between 14th Street and the Capitol
• Aboard a cruise along the Potomac River

Spectacular views of the fireworks can also be seen from the Marine Corps War Memorial (Iwo Jima) in Arlington, Virginia near the Rosslyn Metro station and areas along the Virginia side of the Potomac River that can be reached from George Washington Memorial Parkway.

Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks 2009 New York

The 2009 Macy’s fireworks show will feature more than 40,000 shells exploding at a rate of more than 1,500 per minute. The 26-minute display will be set off from six barges positioned between 24th and 50th Streets on the Hudson River.

The fireworks display will be synchronized to a score of patriotic standards, classic river-themed works, and original music. The legendary New York Pops will perform the musical score under the direction of Steve Reineke.

Take note:

The spectacular Macy’s July 4th fireworks display is moving across town in 2009. To celebrate the 400th anniversary of the exploration of the Hudson River by Henry Hudson, Macy’s will stage their annual show stopping pyrotechnics over the Hudson River instead of the East River this year.

4th July Firework Celebrations in Califorinia

To us, 4th of July means fireworks, so we’ve rounded up a few of the best places to watch the 4th of July fireworks in California.

4th of July Celebrations in Northern California

• Lake Tahoe: Lights on the Lake, the largest synchronized fireworks display in the western United States goes off over the lake every 4th of July. They’re launched barges just off the South Shore at Stateline. One the best ways to see the show is from a boat.
• Sacramento: The state capitol’s July 4th Pyro Spectacular is held at CalExpo, the state fairgrounds.
• San Francisco: San Francisco is the only city we know of in California that sets off twin 4th of July fireworks displays, from Aquatic Pier just below Ghirardelli Square and from a barge near Pier 39. Two of the best places to watch are the roof of the garages, at the Anchorage shopping center and the Pier 39 garage. Forget everything you’ve heard about California sunshine, 4th of July in San Francisco can be foggy and cold, and I’ve worn as many as four layers to keep warm while watching them.

4th of July Celebrations in Southern California

• Big Bay Fireworks, San Diego: San Diego celbrates the 4th of July in big way, with lots of pyrotechnics going off over the bay. The best places to watch are North San Diego Bay, Shelter Island and Harbor Island.
• Disneyland: It’s like 4th of July every day at Disneyland, but on the holiday you’d better find a spot to watch extra early.
• Big Bear: California’s fifth-largest 4th of July fireworks display happens at Big Bear Lake in the mountains above Los Angeles.
• Hollywood Bowl: As part of its summer concert series, the Hollywood Bowl offers special 4th of July concerts with the LA Philharmonic, capped by a fireworks show.
• Marina del Rey: A favorite of Los Angeles residents, this display of go off over the ocean.
• Newport Beach: Southern California’s largest fireworks display goes off at Newport Dunes Resort and there’s also a fun 4th of July boat parade during the day.
• Rose Bowl, Pasadena: Americafest at the Rose Bowl has been going on for more than 80 years. It’s an all-day 4th of July celebration, with reasonably priced tickets, a concert and fireworks.

1812 Firework Nights Eastbourne

The Bandstand Eastbourne will this summer be hosting its traditional concert on Wednesday nights from June 17^th through to September 30^th. 

This year’s theme is Tchaikovsky’s 1812 and will be accompanied by spectacular fireworks. 

Doors Open from 7pm and concerts start at 8pm. 

Advance tickets can be purchased from The Seafront Office or online at www.VisitEastbourne.com Adults £7.50 Children £3.50

Tickets sold on the door Adults £8.50 Children £4.50.  Licensed bar available.

Stealth Fireworks wishes all the bands taking part good luck for a great evening’s entertainment.

Southend Festival of the Air 2009

The two day Festival of the Air is undoubtedly the most spectacular event in Southend’s calendar. Southend was the first seaside resort in the country to stage an Airshow and it’s become one of Europe’s largest FREE events of its kind, regulary attracting over half a million people to the seafront over the weekend. 

Whilst the skies over the Thames Estuary are filled with roaring and buzzing of fast jets as they zoom and flit at lightning speed, or formation aerobatic teams mesmerise the crowd with their manoeuvers, there’s a non-stop action packed entertainment programme that stretches for two miles on the ground. Southend’s Festival of the Air is a fun day out for all the family. 

Ground Attractions from 10:00am to 6:00pm both days include:  

·         Military Town Shows from the RAF, Army, Navy & Royal Marines

·         Unarmed combat displays in the arena area both days – by the Royal Marines

·         Veterans area with interactive displays

·         Rides, Giant Inflatables & Simulators

·         Meet the Pilots Area

·         Trade Stands   

·         Caterers

·         Charities Marquee

 

Spectacular Firework Displays to be held on Sunday and Monday evening

 Stealth Fireworks looks forward to a great weekend. 

Thanks go to Focus on the Southend for providing the information. 

 

International Beach Kite Festival Weymouth

 The 19th Weymouth International Beach Kite Festival will this year be held on Sunday 3rd May and Monday 4th May. Saturday 2nd May is reserved as a free flying day with no organised events taking place but the beach is free to use for flying. With many events organised over the two days – highlights include expert dual line fliers, group displays, useful hints and tricks plus the world renowned “Roly” the Whale mega sized kite! To top the event will be a spectacular firework display on Sunday night starting at 9.30pm. Make sure you are near the beach to get a great view as the skies light up at night. Stealth Fireworks would like to wish all the teams the best of luck for a great weekend.