The festival celebrated with fireworks on the Fourth of July in the United States is Independence Day. This national holiday commemorates the Declaration of Independence, which was adopted on July 4, 1776, declaring the thirteen American colonies free from British rule. Independence Day is marked by patriotic displays, parades, barbecues, and firework shows across the country. Fireworks symbolize the struggle for freedom and are a long-standing tradition of celebrating this significant historical event. Communities come together to honor American history and values on this day, making it a key event in the national calendar.