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Revolutionary Fun: County Plans 250th Birthday Bash!

Summary

  • County's 250th birthday celebration to feature parade and fireworks.
  • Family Americana Arcade offers free activities from 2-6 p.m.
  • Entertainment includes various bands, dance groups, and contests.
Revolutionary Fun: County Plans 250th Birthday Bash!

Ashtabula County is preparing a significant celebration for the United States' 250th anniversary, set to take place on July 4th. The festivities are scheduled to run from noon until 10 p.m., featuring a celebratory parade and a dazzling fireworks display. Organizers have been planning various entertainment and educational opportunities for the community.

Central to the celebration is the Family Americana Arcade, designed to provide free, engaging activities for families from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. This area will host interactive art stations, face painting, and exhibits, alongside colonial-themed toy-making sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution. A dedicated zone with a bounce house and inflatable slide will be available for children.

The day's entertainment lineup is extensive, including performances by the band Borderline, Heart Strings, and various dance groups from the Conneaut Arts Center. The schedule also features a Lion King performer, the Home School Singers of Ashtabula County, and a 'We the People' performance. Later, Natalie Trident, BK Riha, and the Erie Heights Brass Ensemble will perform, with Zoloft closing out the musical acts.

Additional activities designed to engage attendees include traditional games like a cake walk, watermelon eating contest, sack race, and pie eating contest. Jungle Terry will also be present for entertainment, ensuring a full day of community participation and festive spirit.

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