Deadline Approaching for Sunfair Parade Entries

Yakima, WALocal News

The upcoming Yakima Sunfair Parade, set for September 23, 2017, marks its 56th annual celebration, featuring a diverse array of entries expected to exceed 100. Brian Campfield, the president of the Yakima Sunfair Festival Association, stated that they will accept applications from local groups and participants, with a cap of 125 entries. This year's Grand Marshal is retired car dealership owner Bob Hall, whose involvement adds a personal connection to the event. The parade serves as a vital community gathering, showcasing local talent, creativity, and pride. It invites residents and visitors alike to partake in the festivities, fostering a sense of unity and celebration in Yakima.

The Sunfair Parade is a hallmark of local tradition, embodying the spirit of the Yakima community. With the deadline for entries approaching, interested participants are urged to act quickly. This event not only enhances community engagement but also boosts local tourism and economic activity.

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