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REMINDER Jump Up Summer Fest brings family fun to Auburn Aug. 2324 - Auburn Examiner

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Auburn's 1st Annual Jump Up Summer Fest will occur on August 23-24 at the Outlet Collection Mall, running from 2 to 8 p. m. each day. The festival, organized by local business EMF Party Rentals, is designed to offer a family-friendly atmosphere filled with entertainment. Located in the mall parking lot near Red Robin, the event aims to foster community engagement and provide a fun experience for families.

This festival signifies a growing trend of community-centered events in Auburn, enhancing local summer activities. The mall's choice of location ensures easy accessibility for attendees. EMF Party Rentals, a family-owned business, emphasizes the importance of local support in organizing such events. The festival not only aims to entertain but also encourages local patronage, connecting families with local businesses. This initiative could potentially lead to more community events in the future, enriching Auburn's cultural landscape.

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