Keep up with fireworks clubs and news.

Here's some info that you might use:

• Facts & Figures
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Consumer Fireworks Safety Tips
• Be On the Lookout
• Glossary of Pyrotechnic Terms
• General information for Fire Service Professionals
• National Council on Fireworks Safety
• U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
• U.S. Department of Transportation
• Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms
• National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
• Pyrotechnics Guild International, Inc.
• Photographing Fireworks-- A Guide by Kodak

Join a fireworks club and enjoy fireworks legally. Clubs provide legal areas to shoot fireworks and opportunities to learn safety measures. Some clubs have access to discounts and classes on how to build and shoot commercial fireworks.
 
Nearly all fireworks clubs in the United States are endorsed by the Pyrotechnics Guild International (PGI). The PGI provides resources, course materials, written publications, and guidance for clubs and PGI members. In addition, the PGI sponsors an annual convention each year that allows members to get together to exchange ideas and view some of the best fireworks in the world. You should consider joining the PGI if you are not already a member.

Here is a list of the fireworks clubs in the United States:

Connecticut Pyrotechnics Association
http://www.cpapyro.org

Crackerjacks Fireworks Club
http://www.crackerjacks.org

MoPyro
http://www.mopyro.com

Michigan Pyrotechnics Art Guild
http://www.mpag.org

New Hampshire Pyrotechnics Association
http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/nhpa2

Pyrotechnic Artists of Texas (The Texas Fireants)
http://www.fireants.org

Rocky Mountain Pyrotechnics Guild
http://www.rmpg.org

Stumptown Shooters
groups.msn.com/StumptownShooters

Western New York Pyrotechnic Association
www.wnypa.com

Western Pyrotechnic Association
http://wpa.pyrotechnics.org

Wisconsin Pyrotechnic Arts Guild
http://www.tznet.com/shubing/wpa