Fireworks dates on your own website
One line of code — and your visitors see which fireworks are coming up in your town or nearby. The list keeps itself up to date.
Pick a place
Enter a town, set the radius — from “this town only” up to 200 km.
Copy the code
One script tag wherever the widget should appear on your page.
Done
New dates appear automatically, cancelled shows are marked as cancelled.
Build your widget
Everything but the place is optional. The preview below shows exactly what lands on your page.
The cards always stay white — this only changes the area behind them. Transparent takes on your page's colour, Automatic follows your visitors' system setting.
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Pick a place above to see the preview.
Who this is for
- City and regional portals adding to their events calendar
- Tourism boards and city marketing
- Local papers and blogs with an events section
- Hotels, campsites and hosts showing guests what's on nearby
Usage and licence
The event data is licensed CC BY 4.0. You may use it on your site, process it further and build your own views — on condition of attribution with a link to stopine.app. The widget adds that line under the list automatically.
Free, no account, no contract, no tracking pixel. We load no cookies on your page.
Frequently asked
Do I have to maintain anything?
No. The widget pulls the dates fresh on every view. When a new show appears in your radius, it shows up by itself.
What if nothing is coming up?
A short note appears instead of an empty box. You don't have to remove the code after the season.
Will my page get slower?
No. The widget loads lazily in an iframe and does not block your page rendering.
Can I change the design?
Background, language, radius and count, yes. The accent colour is fixed — that is how visitors recognise the source. For full control over the design, use the JSON API and render it yourself.
You're a pyrotechnician and only want to show your own shows? Go to the company widget