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Businesses, organizations needed to participate in city's annual July 4 celebration
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The annual Salute to America Fourth of July celebration in downtown Jefferson City attracts thousands of Mid-Missourians each year, and organizers are actively seeking people to participate in a variety of roles.
Businesses, organizations, crafters and not-for-profit groups may apply for booth space in the Westside/Eastside Business Association's Avenue of the Americas, located along Capitol Avenue, will operate from 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Booth space is available for businesses and not-for-profit groups.
Groups providing free activities, giveaways or entertainment suitable for kids ages 1-16 may qualify for free exhibit space in the KRCG-St. Mary's Kid's Zone on High Street, which will feature a handicapped-accessible petting zoo, and camel and pony rides.
Other space available includes Jefferson Bank's Heritage Village, which features military displays, re-enactors and displays related to history and Socket pit row, featuring displays dealing with racing. Parents also may register children ages 4-6 in the River Region Credit Union/News Tribune Little Mr. and Mrs. Independence Contest. Registrations can be made the night of the contest, set for 6 p.m. July 3 at the DowntownJeffersonCity.com stage on Madison and High streets. For more information, contact Jill Snodgrass, Salute to America Festival director, at 761-0704 or visit www.salutetoamerica.org.
Businesses, organizations, crafters and not-for-profit groups may apply for booth space in the Westside/Eastside Business Association's Avenue of the Americas, located along Capitol Avenue, will operate from 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Booth space is available for businesses and not-for-profit groups.
Groups providing free activities, giveaways or entertainment suitable for kids ages 1-16 may qualify for free exhibit space in the KRCG-St. Mary's Kid's Zone on High Street, which will feature a handicapped-accessible petting zoo, and camel and pony rides.
Other space available includes Jefferson Bank's Heritage Village, which features military displays, re-enactors and displays related to history and Socket pit row, featuring displays dealing with racing. Parents also may register children ages 4-6 in the River Region Credit Union/News Tribune Little Mr. and Mrs. Independence Contest. Registrations can be made the night of the contest, set for 6 p.m. July 3 at the DowntownJeffersonCity.com stage on Madison and High streets. For more information, contact Jill Snodgrass, Salute to America Festival director, at 761-0704 or visit www.salutetoamerica.org.
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