4 Out-of-This-World Ways to Celebrate May the Fourth

Got a family of Star Wars nerds? Maybe just one or two of them? Whatever the case — May the 4th is fast approaching, and Star Wars lovers should be ready to experience the magic. If you have some Star Wars fans in your household, here are FOUR out-of-this-world ways to help them celebrate their favorite holiday.

1. Fandom Food

From Lightsaber pretzel wands to Jabba the Hutt Hummus, the BEST way to celebrate any holiday is with food! Your Star Wars lovers will love these cute and easy recipes from Forkly, and they’re not just fun — they’re delicious too!

2. Darkspace Drinks

We all know Disneyland’s famous Green and Blue Milks from the new Star Wars land, Galaxy’s Edge, but did you know you can bring the magic to life at home? Follow this super easy recipe from Inside The Magic! Using plant-based milk, fresh or frozen fruit, and flavoring! Your family will fawn over these Disney copy-cat drinks!

3. Wookie Watch Party

What better way to celebrate May the Fourth than with a Star Wars watch party? There are so many ways to watch, but here are the two most popular ways that your Star Wars nerds can enjoy the series.

• EPISODE ORDER – I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VIII
• This is the way George Lucas, Star Wars creator, recommends that you watch.
• THE ROGUE ONE ORDER – R1, IV, V, I, II, III, VI, VII
• Since Rogue One is so closely tied to the saga’s Death Star story, Reddit threads and Star Wars fan sites have declared it the best way to initially dive into the world of Star Wars!

4. Lightsaber battle

It’s time to break out the Lightsabers and pick a side… for a Lightsaber battle! Turn out the lights and light up the room red or blue. Are you on the side of the Empire or a part of the Rebellion? If you want to make it even more fun, turn on the soundtrack and dust off your costumes. Makeshift costumes are just as fun, and blankets or sheets can become cloaks in a second.

No matter how you choose to celebrate this intergalactic ‘holiday,’ you’re sure to have a blast. Enjoy this special day, young Padawan and May the Fourth be with you.