The sights and sounds of the New Year can be maxed out with a fireworks display courtesy of Venture Fireworks, here in Hudson, in many different forms because of the wonder of sparkling snow — so forego the little black dress, get your coat and also gloves, and celebrate in a different type of way.
The crispy temperatures should be just right to make that snow glitter and glissen, reflecting itself in an additional kind of way, as they shine when fireworks are lit off, and the glow is maximized. And consider shooting something off over the frozen St. Croix River for added effect. They don’t offer that in the Cities. And there’s the festive aspect of the smell of newly shot off powder, to invoke an other sense. And Venture Fireworks is close by and conveniently located in the the industrial park just off of Interstate 94 by the truck stop.
But wait, there’s more, a third sense, and this one’s a biggie. There is the near sonic boom consideration when the bang bounces off the new fallen snow, to add to the experience, and it has various sounds and degrees, like the difference between treble and bass (insert the river effect again). Doesn’t this all make a case for doing this option as a last minute Christmas gift?
And the price is nice, too. Other vendors give you a two-for-one rate, which may be more than what you really need. Venture Fireworks gives you a great rate for those several things you really want, and choose the package that has more if you need, without the boilerplate stuff. And there are deep discounts — of at least 10 percent — on considerations that can fit almost anyone’s situation. And Venture Fireworks is open long hours between the day after Christmas and New Year’s Eve, and also by appointment in many other times of year.
If you trek three minutes up the freeway after crossing the St. Croix River, you can exit to get stuff that goes boom in the night and be back there in the time it takes to play a few favorite songs on the radio — then have your own party either on the water or in other wide open spaces of western Wisconsin.
So if you plan such a fireworks display soon, a prime place to consider is the longtime, locally owned and operated Venture Fireworks in the town of Hudson. Whether your party is big or small, celebrating the loud bang or the subtle pop, their staff that’s studious about the many fireworks they sell is waiting to serve you.
Venture is unlike other Hudson fireworks stores in that they have a very full staff and are much easier to find, being just a jaunt off the freeway rather then congested miles off of it, and offering a greater volume of choices as well. It is also a cut above, in a different manner, then those further down Interstate 94, as that requires people to trek all the way deeper into Wisconsin for a big box store. As far as gas and convenience, Venture Fireworks gives you more bang for your buck — a mid-summer night’s dream, also as an option, because you don’t want to wait when there is that sparkly feast for your eyes and ears awaiting, in addition to the coming of the current mid-holiday celebration.
They are open seven days a week until 9 p.m., so if you want to get some fireworks — even close to the last minute — this place is for you. And if you want to get a jump on things, they open in the morning. And as they say “we offer all the good stuff.”Venture Fireworks is conveniently located just off of Interstate 94, a jog north on Exit 4, just three miles east of the border with Minnesota. That border, a veritable lake of water, can make flashy reflections in summer too, as July Fourth comes around. Jeff Osbeck of Venture Fireworks is a longtime Hudson resident, so he knows a thing or two about them. He says how they are different from the big box stores for fireworks is the friendly and knowledgeable staff, who will steer you in the right direction to have a fun, safe and hassle-free experience.
Osbeck heard such high praise from a couple who recently got married. The wedding gift of fireworks he gave them created memories beyond the usual household items that are typically received. It was such a hit that a phone call was received from a long distance away on the wedding night, to say that the extra visual effect had made their celebration truly extraordinary.
There are military and cash discounts available, each at 5 percent. Venture Fireworks can be found at 631 Commerce Drive, Hudson, WI 54016, just north of Interstate 94 off Exit 4 in the town of Hudson. Contact them at (715) 386-8757, or at www.venturefireworks.com, or on Facebook. Please mention this article if you patronize Venture Fireworks.
Its time for a Venture Fireworks glowing display, with perfect sparkly snow conditions right now to reflect and hear, as its beginning to look a lot like Christmastime
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