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They are synonymous with Harborfest. They are part of the copyrighted logo for the festival. They are...the "Fireworks Spectacular by Grucci."
For 25 years, the signature venue for Harborfest has been the Saturday night fireworks display which has never been rained out.
Entergy Nuclear is proud to again be the main sponsor, of the main attraction, at the 26th annual Harborfest this July.
"On behalf of the 15,000 Entergy employees nation-wide and especially the 650 employees at FitzPatrick, were proud to partner again with Harborfest and Fireworks by Grucci," said Entergy Nuclear's James A. FitzPatrick Site Vice President Larry Coyle. "Our sponsorship of this exciting event gives us an opportunity to give back to the community in which our employees work and live."
"It's impressive to see how many of our employees pitch in and contribute to all the activities that make Harborfest a success," said FitzPatrick Communications Specialist Tammy Holden. "Their continued involvement helps to provide logistical support to the festival and free, educational and fun activities for families at Entergy's tents located in Breitbeck Park."
The fireworks spectacular by Grucci seems to get better with each passing year and there is little doubt that the 26th version of this world class display will be the best yet. According to company president, Phil Grucci, new technology will allow them to produce a specific design in the 2013 show which has never been seen at Harborfest.
In addition to Entergy being the exclusive sponsor of the "Fireworks Spectacular by Grucci," Y94 FM in Syracuse will be the promotional radio media sponsor leading up to the event and they will be on hand to introduce Live Wire, the AC/DC tribute band, on the Lakeview Stage in Breitbeck Park on that night. During the fireworks, bring a portable radio and listen to the long-time simulcast partner, WNYO at 88.9 FM, as they simulcast the Entergy song list that the fireworks are coordinated with.
The best viewing for the Entergy "Fireworks Spectacular by Grucci" ranges from Fort Ontario on the east side of Oswego to the inner harbor and Breitbeck park areas on the west side.
