Redmond Gears Up For its Annual Derby Days

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Redmond, Washington, is set to celebrate its annual Derby Days festival on July 12 and 13, 2024, promising a weekend filled with engaging activities and community spirit. Held at the Redmond City Hall campus, the festival will feature bicycle races at the Jerry Baker Memorial Velodrome, a hallmark of the event. Mayor Angela Birney expressed her excitement, noting that Derby Days offers something for everyone, from festive parades to live music and delicious food options. The festivities will begin on Friday night with bike races at Marymoor Park, where attendees can enjoy food and local music at City Hall afterward. On Saturday, the celebration continues with a Kids Bike Parade and the Grand Parade, along with opportunities to explore the VALA Arts Festival and various attractions around the city.

Attendees can also enjoy carnival rides, a curated craft market, and a beer and wine garden. The weekend will culminate in a mesmerizing drone show, utilizing advanced technology to create a striking light display in the night sky. For more information, residents can visit the city’s website or contact the events team.

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