Best fireworks spots around St. Louis?
This heat is making me crazy in a Jack Nicholson kind of way.
In “A Few Good Men,” Nicholson plays Colonel Nathan R. Jessep, a cigar-chomping Old Salt who gets testy when the temperature rises.
But he didn’t have Ted Drewes. We do.
In a little more than a week, we’ll heat things up in the night sky for Independence Day. Crowds will head to the Arch for the biggest bang in town, but I’ll be at the Webster Groves celebration, a smaller shindig that includes carnival rides and corn on the cob.
We’d like to know where you’re going to be. Leave your favorite spots to see fireworks below. Let us know why you like that spot, and we’ll try to include it in the July 3 issue of Go!
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Tan-Tar-A. Sit by the pool and watch a great show. and then walk to the bar…. no driving and even though the lake is crowded,I stay off of it except in the early morning ( 8 a.m. til about 9:30a.m.)when it is smooth as glass. TTA keeps non guest out so the place is not elbow to Arse toe. TTA is were I have been going for 8 years. Fantastic show!!!!!