Are You Ready to Promote Your Fireworks Demo?



Our industry is rooted in the spirit of togetherness. Each year, millions of Americans come together in hundreds of thousands of neighborhoods each year to watch our industry light up the skies in celebration of everything that makes our country great.

Right now, our country is nervous with an uncertainty of when life might return back to normal. Practicing appropriate social distancing means we can’t all come together in our neighborhoods like we could have one year ago.

So as we move through the next few weeks, we’re entering a very critical time for our industry - demo season. The NFA would like to help amplify your demo shoot via its social media platforms and bring some much-needed joy to the millions of Americans who are staying in place at home in the process.

Please, email press@saveourfireworks.com and let us know when you’re planning your demo shoot. On your own, you can do a few things to help you and advertise in your local community. First, be sure to post about your demo schedule on your social media platforms in advance of your shoot. Second, make sure to let your local media know you’re doing a shoot and what platforms people in your area can use to watch. Lastly, while doing your demo shoot, remember to incorporate tips from the NFA to have a safe fireworks show.

Our PR firm is available to help amplify your efforts or to answer any questions you may have broadcasting your event. 

Together, we can overcome this difficult time and bring some of that joy and raise the can-do spirit of America.

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  1. UnknownApril 08, 2020

    In the county of patrick, Virginia. It is illegal to shoot fireworks, I am perusing my Atf LICENCES but with the corona virus thing going on, all had been put on hold "TEMPORALLY" I have talk to the ( stand in) fire marshal and he has said a lot of folks goes out of state, buys fireworks and shoot them. Don't figure that it would be a problem. I am wondering if I could let my neighbors know and they stay at there house and I have my shoot at my house around no less then 400 yards away from any other buildings.. My hopes is to just bring some joy to some of my neighbors in this time of sorrow and solitude!!!
    Pray I don't go to jail or fined

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