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I will be visiting Charlotte over the 4th of July weekend and would like to know if there are any events in store of the holiday weekend? Fireworks, carnivals, festivals, etc...
We went to the Whitewater Center last year and it was a blast. There were tons of people rafting, kayaking, doing the ropes stuff, etc, lots of different vendors and activities, and they had live music all day and evening. We did South Park the year before, and it was a snooze-fest. The WWC is going to be our new 4th of July tradition!
We went to the Whitewater Center last year and it was a blast. There were tons of people rafting, kayaking, doing the ropes stuff, etc, lots of different vendors and activities, and they had live music all day and evening. We did South Park the year before, and it was a snooze-fest. The WWC is going to be our new 4th of July tradition!
Thank you..now, I can buy fireworks in my resident state...can you buy them in NC or should I just bring them on down?
Thank you..now, I can buy fireworks in my resident state...can you buy them in NC or should I just bring them on down?
You can't buy them in NC, but you can go right across the border to SC and buy them. There are several shops on the first exit off of 77. Or you can bring them from home. Where are you shooting them off, though?
Better read the NC laws on fireworks....Not all of them are legal.
When I lived in NJ they weren't legal there either, but....the cops never did anything about it, they just let people set them off. We crossed right over into PA and bought them. Do they really enforce the laws down there in regards to the fireworks?
When I lived in NJ they weren't legal there either, but....the cops never did anything about it, they just let people set them off. We crossed right over into PA and bought them. Do they really enforce the laws down there in regards to the fireworks?
The law is the law.....with that said, I don't think I would trifle much with them as they are giving tickets/citations for things they normally wouldn't to generate revenue. But again, law is law.....
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