Treat your little girl to a night she will never forget. Enjoy a catered appetizer, dinner and dessert, dancing to music spun by a disc jockey, and other fun activities. Professional 5" x 7" photo included. Each girl receives a party favor. Create memories to last a lifetime!! Pre-registration required. For tickets, call (253) 931-3043

Highlights of the event include, Laurel Queen Pageant, concerts, a family night where Main St. is closed and games and entertainment are provided by area organizations, Tea Social, a Food Court, sidewalk sale, craft show, car show, Car Cruise, Art & Photo Show, Zambelli Fire Works, grand parade and MORE!!

Boomsday is an annual fireworks celebration that takes place on Labor Day weekend in Knoxville, TN. It is sponsored by the Knoxville Tourism and Sports Corporation in conjunction with local radio stations of Journal Broadcast Group (HOT 104.5, STAR 102.1 and 93 POINT 1). Boomsday is held on Volunteer Landing, accompanied by live music and festivities.

Boomsday's firework display has attracted over 325,000 spectators. Fireworks are set off from the Henley St. bridge and spectators view the show from the riverfront, hillsides, or on boats from the Tennessee River.

Boomsday has been called the nation's largest Labor Day firework display.

Since 1965, the City of Auburn has honored our Veterans. Auburn’s Veterans Day Parade and Observance has once again been recognized by the National Veterans Day Committee and the US Department of Defense as one of the few regional sites for the celebration of Veterans Day 2009 in the United States. Now in its 44th year, Auburn’s Veterans Day Parade has become one of the largest Veteran’s parades west of the Mississippi. The 2009 parade will be held on Saturday, November 7th at 11:00am on Main Street in Downtown Auburn. This year’s event is expected to draw well over 30,000 people. The parade is supported by each branch of the military and thousands of veterans, active military personnel and veteran service organizations across the state. The parade boasts over 5,000 participants and over 200 units including military vehicles and equipment, military and veteran units, over 25 marching bands, historic cars, community groups and more. A local singer will belt out the Star Spangled Banner, followed by an impressive C-17 fly-over, supported by the US Air Force and McChord Air Force Base to start the much anticipated parade. Although the parade is the focal point of the day long events, numerous other Veteran-related events take place in Auburn over the course of the day. Saturday’s events start bright and early with an American Legion sponsored breakfast, followed by a Remembrance Ceremony and lighting of the Flame, Static Display and Information Booths are available from 9:00am – 3:00pm a luncheon, VFW Open House and the state’s largest marching band competition conclude the day. View www.auburnwa.gov for complete event details.

Come for the shopping: 400 booths featuring arts and crafts that cover the spectrum from fine art to country crafts. Glass, clay, wood, clothing, metal, jewelry, pre-packaged food, all hand made and on sale by the artist/craftsperson.

Come for the food: 35 food vendors selling an eclectic mix of good things to eat. Greek, Mexican, Thai, BBQ, fry bread, funnel cakes, chicken, and more.

Come for the music: 3 stages with something for everyone! Winsett Performance Center with several community performing arts groups; Main Stage South with an eclectic mix of the best of Tucson; Main Stage North with more of the best jazz bands of Tucson. In addition there will be an assortment of street performers featuring everything from Andes to violin music.

Hillbilly folks from nearly every state and several countries descend upon the former stompin' grounds of the Hatfields and the McCoys. As April crocuses and jonquils bloom and the colors of spring dot the rolling landscape, nearly 130,000 festivalgoer’s celebrate the clear mountain air and warm spring days with mountain music, clogging and square dancing. Some 40 local and regional bluegrass and country bands perform over the course of three days.

There's much to do in addition to listening to music, including mountain arts and crafts, a parade, lots of good food, a walking tour and "stump speaking" in which "candidates" boisterously tout their qualifications and opinions, often from a stump.

A city celebration for the 54th anniversary of the city of Cerritos, Ca. A Parade with lots of Bands and all kinds of neat stuff. Many cultures of this area represented. A Hugh Carnival with Rides for The adults and Kiddies. Games, Arts and Crafts, and International Food Ct., Many commercial vendors as well as Arts and Crafters. Sponsors are welcomed here!!

Enjoy a fun-filled day of art exhibits, music, children's activities, recreational games, arts and crafts, tasty food and much more! Our goal is to offer citizens a day to join together and enjoy a fun-filled day in the park with family and friends. Our festival mission statement truly embodies the goals of this exciting event to create an enjoyable, educational, and affordable family event, to highlight the beauty of Kiesel Park, showcase the arts and entertainment, and provide people the opportunity to participate in a unique celebration that signifies the Auburn spirit and sense of community. CityFest features unique activities for children, along with arts and crafts, and live musical entertainment all day long.