** Well Organized ** ** Friendly Staff **…read more** Great Selections ** ** Budget Friendly ** Walking in I was pleasantly surprised with hellos and welcomes. This road side amusement park of fireworks brought out the kid in me instantly. From the little tanks and Roman Candles to the mammoth pro works I never dared play with, they have whatever your speed is. As I walked the isles I knew I wanted something new and different. I was a bit overwhelmed due to the endless selections. Just then a gentleman popped out with, how can I help you? Perfect timing! He walked me through, after asking me what type I was looking for, what kind of space I planned on using them and noise volume. These were great questions. I was walked to each spectacle with enthusiasm and great knowledge of the products. I may make another stop before heading home, thanks guys for a wonderful experience!

Great customer service and the selection was awesome. I am very pleased with my purchase!read more

I feel like this is the perfect beach for a small town…read more It was not overly busy on a Sunday around 11am, but it was overcast and only about 70 degrees. The water was still freezing so we only put our feet in. I loved the fountain and the carousel. There are lots of benches and observation points. Plus, parking was quick and easy. There was also surprisingly clean public restrooms as well.

This is my childhood beach location. There's so much that has changed here over the years, but all…read morenecessary upgrades. There's a handicap accessible playground and more seating to eat at the little beach food shop. Walking the pier allows you to see a great view of the shoreline, but be careful on windy and wavy days as the water comes up over the pier . In the peak summer months, I would recommend parking up on top of the bluff and walking down the steps right by Silver Beach Pizza, so you can save yourself from the cluster of cars trying to get down to beach parking. Also, St. Joe city is changing parking and routing near Silver Beach so be aware of traffic shifts. All in all, a great beach for families, but 4/5 stars because some other beaches are less touristy, which locals like myself much prefer.

What a hidden gem!! This place has an amazing selection with very reasonable prices. This is a…read morefamily owned shop and has that feel. The owner Miranda was super helpful in answering our questions and has full knowledge of every device. Found these guys on Yelp, they don't have obnoxious billboards all over the tollways but are definitely the best! Our display last night was amazing. No duds, and the neighbors gave several rounds of applause. Great and safe show. Will definitely be back to Dynamite!!!

Wonderful service!! Excellent selection!!! Great prices!! Can't say enough about this location!!!…read moreWhether you want some fun fireworks for kids of all ages or you want to put on a professional grade fireworks show, this is the place!!

Raphael helped us - excellent service! He walked around with us, showed us exactly what to buy, and…read morewas so kind. He listened to what we wanted and then took us everywhere / to everything that worked within our budget and what we were looking for. Couldn't have done it without this service! Also, the place is huge and has an amazing selection.

Large firework warehouse. Good pricing, good deals, and they have the best selection.read more

Best deals on fireworks in the area. Friendly and knowledgable staff. Everything is buy one get one…read morefree! The management is friendly and at the top of their game! The fact that they are open year round is pretty awesome as well.

I stopped in to this firework store after doing an out-of-town wedding in Michigan while heading…read moreback to Illinois. It was my honey's birthday so I wanted to bring home a lot of fun fireworks and we have children of different ages so I figured some fun sparklers for them. When I walked in a man and woman were at the front desk and they had some beautiful chocolate labs that became my pals right away. They were so incredibly helpful and they had a great selection. They helped me bring home lots of fun for the family! Then when I was checking out they threw in a bunch of free goodies for my kids. I will definitely return next time I'm in Indiana!

Oh... my... god. We're driving across Michigan, I'm thinking about my new wine obsession, and…read moresuddenly the wine gods smile on us and I spot a sign for this festival that was going to be riiight on the way. YES We actually only made it the free wine tastings at the two wineries in town--St Julian's and Warner's. HIGHLY recommend St. Julian's. Yes, it's totally held in big stuffy tent in the gravel lot behind their building. Enter the tent, however, and you are basically in wine tasting heaven. They pretty much brought out every single one of their wines for the occasion. There were at least nine different stations, each featuring 4-8 wines, with laminated sheets displaying the tasting notes. There were also tasting sheets and pencils for writing notes. For a wine beginner like me, this was an amazing way to learn about a whole lot of different varietals all at once, and I loved a lot of what I tasted. The place was set up in such a way that there was absolutely no pressure to buy--in fact, sales were handled in a separate tent. Also, they were doing a 20% off sale on all bottles, rendering them cheaper than Binny's! Crazy deal on their already affordably-priced wine. After all this, Warner's was kind of a let down. The place was near empty when we arrived and it was a bit awkward with the wine attendants waiting as we tasted maybe three samples. We weren't too impressed by our selections, so we left pretty soon afterwards. The grounds were very nice though, with the river running through it. Bottom line, just go to Julian's. You will get sticky drinking many sips of wine out of tiny plastic cups and you will be happy.

Let's just start with the greatest part of the festival, the Spasmastics (sp?) playing at St…read moreJulians. They did an amazing show. They kept the crowd dancing and laughing, it was amazing. The four gents from Chicago were so incredible to do a meet and greet after the show. It was truly the best part of the event. I enjoyed the car show very much. There were some very beautiful cars on display up and down the main street. With the two good things listed Iust say that I have gone to this festival in Paw Paw a few times now and the trend is not promising. Due to new rules by the government they must use tickets to monitor the consumption of alcohol at the tastings. Understandable, but what did this mean for 2017? Five tickets for 1 ounce samples given out for a $5 cover charge. Most wine bottles are 750mL or 25.4 ounces... No wonder the wineries are excited for the festival, to sell 1 ounce samples to the public for twice the cost per ounce over them buying the bottle from a store. The cider tasting at St Julians was the best racketeering scheme of them all, same 1 ounce sample for a $1 ticket of a $3.99 bottle of cider... I would love a festival that got people to play 450% over shelf price of my product. Got to try 5 flavors out of the greater than 40 options they had on site. The carnival quality was just kind of sad. The only thing that looked halfway kept up was the food booths, which is likely only a byproduct of health code requirements. We attempted to enjoy a carnival ride twice and both times the worker was going on break. I understand work breaks, especially for someone working the Gravitron, but his attitude was completely uncalled for when we asked the simple question of how long would he be on break. It is a straight forward question that should have been answered without needing to be asked by the people standing in line to get on. Jobs have schedules, letting people know what the break schedule is would help them not waste 5 minutes in line when a "15 minute" (20 actual minute) break is coming. To wrap it all up, the police presence at the festival was just staggering. Hundreds of officers from departments all over were swarming around the festival. You could not go 20 feet without seeing another Law Enforcement Officer. The barcode scanners at the event that gather name and address of all attendees... If crime was not zero then I am concerned as to why not. In the course of walking from the carnival the sugar bear downtown, I personally counted 6 marked LEO cars and 23 officers on foot. That was even using the back trail by the river to get away from the crowds and having to walk on the roads.

So sad you had to shut down. We loved going every year. We hope you will be able to reconsider in…read morethe future.

This is by far one of the better festivals I have been to. The wristbands are a little too…read moreexpensive for the rides $30 and there are only a few for bigger kids/adults. The Beer Garden and Bands are awesome. I enjoy playing Bingo and walking around the booths. The fireworks are really nice too but I am biased because I can watch them from living room in air conditioning and no bugs

Good deals, but wanted to come back on the fourth of july and trying to see what the hours since i…read morelive 80 miles away by looking online is useless and dont try calling because that is worse. How would u not have your updated holiday hours up for all to see is beyond me. So i went to phantom and spent my $800 and if u use their coupons its pretty comparable to kaplans.

Saw signs for this in 2012 and didn't go. Since I didn't…read morecare for what I bought for the price last year, I remembered seeing Krazy Kaplans billboards and tried it out this year. Awesome place and pretty awesome prices.