It’s as easy as it sounds! Buy some glow in the dark necklaces that when cracked and attached create visible rings for your nighttime ring toss tournament.

It’s not a real party without a piñata, right? Okay, maybe not, but it’s still a great thing to do at any age. Need it to glow? Paint it with glow-in-the-dark spray paint, or fill it with cracked glow sticks. Are you getting the gist yet?

Click here for step-by-step instructions on how to create your own night volleyball. Line your net with red clear and blue string lights, and outline the court with lights or glow sticks for a game that can last till dawn.

For those who would like to leave no traces of a Fourth of July party behind, invest in some biodegradable paper that will break down naturally in rain water.

Need more of a bang than biodegradable paper? Put your paper in balloons for some eco-friendly fun with a kick. (Tip: there are plenty of yard games involving balloons too – give your guests an extra surprise with this one!)

You're also free to fill water balloons with water + a glow stick for more glow-in-the-dark fun!

Last but not least is the noisemaker safe for even the youngest celebrators. Happy Fourth of July to all and to all a good NIGHT!