‘The highlight of the summer’: Community excited to be back at Beacon Field for fireworks, festivities >Dancers from Pizazz Dance Studio put on an hour-long performance at Beacon Field in Greenfield on Monday in advance of the fireworks. Staff Photo/MARY BYRNE >Dancers from Pizazz Dance Studio put on an hour-long performance at Beacon Field in Greenfield on Monday in advance of the fireworks. Staff Photo/MARY BYRNE >Dancers from Pizazz Dance Studio put on an hour-long performance at Beacon Field in Greenfield on Monday in advance of the fireworks. Staff Photo/MARY BYRNE >Barely Standing was among the musical entertainment provided at Beacon Field in Greenfield on Monday in advance of the fireworks celebration. Staff Photo/MARY BYRNE
Greenfield still collecting money for fireworks; event moved to Monday >Greenfield resident Barb Zaccheo collects donations for the city’s fireworks from a passerby on Bank Row in Greenfield. STAFF PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ >Loren Beale, program supervisor with the Greenfield Recreation Department, collects donations for the fireworks from a passerby on Main Street in Greenfield. STAFF PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ >Published: 7/1/2021 7:30:33 PM
GREENFIELD The city’s Recreation Department will continue to raise money for its annual Independence Day fireworks display, which has officially been postponed to Monday evening due to forecasted rain on Friday.
The department is still a few thousand dollars short of its $18,000 goal, Recreation Director Christy Moore said on Thursday morning.
GREENFIELD The Recreation Department and other city officials have begun collecting donations toward the $18,000 needed for this year’s Independence Day celebration, to be held July 2.Collections will take place through Wednesday, June 30, from noon.