Today was Pride of Medway and Celebrate Medway Day—one big appreciation of everything that makes this town what it is. Businesses in the morning, community in the afternoon, and fireworks to close it out.

Medway fireworks are something special. They’re right on top of you—filling the entire sky, reflecting in the pond, and lighting up the faces of everyone watching. It’s loud, close, and unforgettable, and we usually get them twice a year, in November for the Santa parade and in July for Medway’s celebrations.

I’ll share more photos from the day tomorrow, but for now, here’s how my town does fireworks—Medway Style.

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This project has been on my list for a long time. It might just look like a pile, but it is a condensed version of my view of my home time. I finally made a printed collection of Medway Photos. Seventy-five pictures (I might add a couple before the deadline) are ready to be displayed. Thanks to the organizers of Celebrate Medway 2024 for letting me take part in a photo exhibit: See Medway.

Celebrate Medway is this Saturday, July 20th, at Thayer House. There will be some events for kids, a beer garden, and even my son playing music starting at 5 p.m. Then, the Claflin Hill Symphony Orchestra begins at seven and will take the night to the fireworks at nine. My show also starts at five and continues until the fireworks – it is open to all during the festivities. Grab a drink, enjoy the music, and See Medway as I have collected it.

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The annual Celebrate Medway Day was yesterday. A fun, family-friendly day celebrating the town and all who live here. Topped off with a great firework display over the pond at Choate. You see all the photos here.

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Today we celebrated Medway… fireworks for all.

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