Harry Potter

Here's where you will be able to find this limited edition snack when it drops in March.

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The celebration of the year, Harry Potter's Birthday, is taking place in John Stiff Park

Harry Potter fans are all around. You either discovered the series by reading the books while you were growing up or you watched all the movies. You couldn't wait to start the next one in the series.

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That’s a lot of Harry Potter.

I know we have a ton of Harry Potter fans. Raise your hand if you are one of them. I see you over there. Have you seen all the movies? Read the books? Do you have dreams of being a wizard too?

Take me out to the ballgame. Take me out to Hogwartz. Buy me some peanuts and Butter Beer. I don't care if I never get back. Unless it's Harry Potter night at Hodgetown.

Teachers will be able to read the books to their children remotely.

Two decades ago, could any of us have predicted the future that awaited Harry Potter? One massively successful book expanded to seven, which begat a theme park, a universe’s worth of merchandising, eight films, a play, and a new tangentially related franchise. And for those fans who still want more Potter, there is Pottermore.

J.K. Rowling, otherwise known as the lady who wrote those books about the wizard school, has an annual tradition, started in 2015, where she apologizes for a particularly unjust death that has saddened die-hard Harry Potter fans. 2015’s apology was for Fred Weasley, one half of the Weasley twins duo that throughout the series had seemed to be inseparable. Last year’s apology was for Remus Lupin, the werewolf and one-time Defense Against the Dark Arts professor who’d ended up a close ally and friend of Harry’s. Both deaths were tragic, and yet fit with Potter’s theme of victory through self-sacrifice. The apologies both garnered mournful tweets from fans who talked about what great characters they were, and how they miss them. This year’s apology, however, split the fandom right down the middle.

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them opens this week, but is the Harry Potter spinoff enough to kick off a brand new franchise? Will J.K. Rowling’s new movie connect to the Potter book series? ScreenCrush has new fan theories that could tie everything together. You might want to sit down for this.