Great news. After a year off, because of the pandemic, fireworks are back this year at Rider University, to celebrate the 4th of July, according to the Lawrence Township Recreation Department.
Let s hear it for more normalcy. Yay. The date has been set.Thursday, July 1st. I can t wait. Bring your family, friends, chairs, and blankets. There will be music, food trucks, and of course, fun. The annual tradition is hosted by Lawrence Township and held on the Rider University campus each year.
My family has gone for years, and we love it. We meet friends there, bring lots of food, some bevvys, lawn games, listen to the live music, and hangout until the fireworks start, right after dark. It s like a big tailgate party, and it s so much fun. Hint - when you go early, you re guaranteed a great spot to watch the fireworks.
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There won t be a Memorial Day Parade in Hamilton Township (Mercer County) this year (2021), according to Hamilton Township Mayor Jeff Martin.
I expected this news, since the holiday weekend is upon us, and there was no talk of it. This is the 2nd year in a row that one of the area s largest Memorial Day Parades won t be happening, due to lingering COVID-19 concerns.
The Mayor told me, The parade committee had to cancel this year again, but, we are moving forward with our 4th of July concert and fireworks this year.
Oh, I m excited about this year s 4th of July celebration in Hamilton.here are the details: