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While the Fourth of July is a federal holiday, not everyone gets the day off to celebrate America’s birthday. What’s open on the 4th of July? More places than you might expect, actually! Whether you’ve unexpectedly run low on ketchup, or you forgot to pick up hot dogs or hamburger buns the last time you went to the store, here’s where you can go on the 4th.

Summer will be here before you know it, meaning it’s time to start thinking about your 4th of July plans. For most people, 4th of July plans include hosting or attending a party to celebrate this special American holiday. If you’re attending a 4th of July party and want to be the perfect guest, bring something for everyone to enjoy or a gift for the host.

Getting ready to deck out your home for the 4th of July holiday? Wondering when the best time might be to put out your patriotic decorations? While there’s no established time to start decorating for the 4th of July—after all, the American flag looks good all year round—as the weather gets hot and spring turns into summer, there’s really no better time to start getting out your red, white and blue décor.

Americans love holidays. After all, who can say no to a day off work? The Fourth of July, in particular, is a holiday Americans look forward to. From fireworks and picnics to backyard games and barbecues, there are plenty of ways to celebrate Independence Day and have fun in the summer sun.

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