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4th of July Dates that Aren't Just Seeing Fireworks

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Whether you’re taking a summer class, working a part time job or killing it at your internship, everyone is looking forward to the holiday weekend. Finally, we have a chance to relax and spend time with people we love, including our SOs.

This weekend is the perfect time for a date night, but it’s easy to opt for seeing fireworks with everyone else. Nothing against fireworks, but there are a ton of other fun dates to have this weekend that are just as patriotic! Check out these 4 Independence Day dates to go on—in addition to seeing fireworks.  

1. Go to a minor league baseball game

What’s more patriotic than eating a hot dog and watching America’s favorite pastime? Whether you follow baseball or not, the atmosphere of a live game is exciting and fun. It gives you a chance to learn more about the game (or show off your awesome sports knowledge), eat a lot of delicious food and rock a baseball cap. Because most major league games are expensive or sold out, check out your local minor league team! Tickets are guaranteed to be cheaper, plus they probably have 4th of July promotions and events. If you’re lucky, maybe you’ll even end up on the kiss cam.

2. Check out a microbrewery

If you and your SO are over 21, you can find a local microbrewery and attend a beer tasting! Microbreweries primarily produce specialty or craft beers, so what you’ll be sampling is way different than something you would drink at a typical college party. Sometimes, a microbrewery will have a restaurant associated with it so you can grab a quick meal to go with your beer. Before you go, make sure to do a little research on a microbrewery’s website and check out its beer menu. Some places specialize in IPAs or specific types of beer, so you want to make sure there’s something on the menu you’ll actually like! Here’s how to find a microbrewery near you.

3. Run a 5K

Before you dismiss this idea, give it a chance. Sure, waking up early on a weekend to go running doesn’t sound super appealing to most of us, but 5Ks can be super fun especially if you have a running buddy! The great thing about 5Ks is that they’re only about 3 miles (don’t worry, you’re not running a marathon here), and races during 4th of July weekend often encourage costumes and offer prizes or giveaways. Plus, you’ll feel great after a quick morning workout and can grab brunch afterwards. So break out your America gear and running sneakers and find a 5K near you!

4. Snuggle up at a drive-in movie

Call it old-fashioned, but there’s something incredibly romantic about going to a drive-in. You can avoid the sticky floors at a traditional movie theater, and it’s more exciting than just watching something on Netflix (though we do love a good Netflix sesh). You might have to search a little bit to find a drive-in near you, but you can also check out your local town’s community events for movies in the park or something similar. Can’t find anything close? You can also make a projector for your iPhone, hang a sheet in your backyard and have your own private screening!

4th of July weekend provides the perfect time to go on a date with your SO. Don’t settle for just going to fireworks; try one of these patriotic and fun dates instead! 


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