Don't Miss an Exciting Daytime Fireworks Show in Spring Hill TN

The first time I ever heard the term "eye candy," I legit thought they were talking about fireworks. I could blame it on being a naïve kid, but I wasn't a kid. I wasn't naïve, either, but, again, it was the first time. Could've been anything.

Tennessee Fireworks

I've been around long enough to remember when we had to drive down to Tennessee to get them at those big, over-the-top outlets along the interstates. It was a required stop at the end of every vacation; no matter where we went, we always came back through the Volunteer State.

Bounce Hill Bash

Well, Tennessee is at it again, only this time it's a unique fireworks show in Spring Hill, and not a gigantic warehouse with crazy messages on the side. Oh, and these are fireworks that are made for daytime enjoyment. Now, I'm not talking about these.

Daytime Fireworks Show

What I am talking about is the Bounce Hill Bash, exciting annual event in Spring Hill that just got more exciting with the news of its first ever daytime fireworks show.

It sounds like an excuse just to have fun, and I can't think of anything better. The Bounce Hill Bash is an annual blow-out in Spring Hill, a suburb of Nashville, and, this year, they are upping their game with a spectacular daytime fireworks extravaganza to accompany a host of inflatables and a host of food trucks. The action happens at Fischer Park in Spring Hill on June 7th. Don't forget your lawn chair.

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10 Things to Do for Your Dog if They're Scared By Fireworks

My two big German Shepherds just hated the Fourth of July. My girl Bella used to run into the bathroom, push the shower curtain aside, and lay down in the tub. My sweet guy Zeus who weighed about 100 pounds would try to get in my lap every time I sat down, or would try to hide in the space between the toilet and the tub!

The dog who likes fireworks probably is a good hunting dog too. But, not mine, and not a lot of other dogs on the Fourth of July. But there are things you can do to help your furry kid get through fireworks season without going totally insane.

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