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Grand Terrace Hosts the 43rd Annual Country Fair:

By Elysia Fernandez, Community Writer
August 28, 2024 at 07:43am. Views: 885

The City of Grand Terrace is excited to announce the addition of a bicycle decorating contest to its 43rd Annual Country Fair, taking place on September 28, 2024. This contest is open to all ages and will be held on-site during the fair, with no entry fee required. 

Participants of all ages are encouraged to bring their two-wheelers, unicycles, tricycles, or scooters and join in the fun by showcasing their creatively themed cycles. While the themes are open to interpretation, they must be family-friendly. 

Throughout the day, fairgoers will have the opportunity to vote for their favorite decorated bikes. The winners will be announced near the end of the event, with prizes including a "bike themed" gift basket provided by AutoZone. Grand Terrace Chamber members and volunteers hope to see you and your loved ones at the event, so stop on by, cast a vote, bring and decorate your cycles and have a Grand Ole Time at the Country Fair!

Please note that all entries must be non-motorized, and participants are required to check in their bikes and leave them on display for the duration of the event. Bikes not present at the end of the event will not be eligible for judging.

Join us for a day of creativity and community spirit at the Grand Terrace Country Fair !

 

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