Sensational picnic: 141 North and Safe Sax rock Niagara!

Sensational picnic: 141 North and Safe Sax rock Niagara!

This weekend is on the program in Niagara, Wisconsin, because the annual Lions Club Community Picnic attracts numerous visitors. Iron Mountain Daily News reports that the park will open from 4 p.m. Exciting Bean Bag Tournament, which starts at 5:30 p.m. At 7 p.m., visitors can look forward to the rousing performance of the band Safe Sax, at which Michael Prusinsky is involved.

The mood is already very lively on Saturday. The park opens at 11:30 a.m. and from 1 p.m. the little ones can have fun in the bouncy castle. The large move of the community starts at 2 p.m., while Miss Niagara crowned at 3 p.m. The crowning glory of First Lady and Mr. Niagara follows at 4 p.m. A special highlight of the Saturday is the announcement of the winners of the fireworks cash raffle at 6 p.m., which can be supported with a lot price of $ 10 or three for $ 20. In the evening at 7 p.m. the volume 141 North appears and against Dusk all awaits spectacular fireworks.

But that's not all! There are a number of other musical performances and events on Friday and Saturday for those who are looking for some variety. This includes appearances by Katelyn Whitens, Seth Brown Duo and many other well -known artists. Of course, the physical well -being is also taken care of, with all sorts of food stalls over the entire weekend.

a festival for the community

The Lions Club Engagement goes beyond the framework of this festival. An example of this is the 70th annual Mattituck Lions Club Strawberry Festival, which takes place in Mattituck, New York. Patch writes that the celebrations will begin on Wednesday and last day, father day. Visitors can look forward to delicious strawberries, rides, handicrafts and a crowning glory of the Strawberry Queen. In addition, competitions such as the World Strawberry Shortcake Eating Championship are organized. Another highlight are the final fireworks on Sunday evening.

social responsibility in focus

Back in Niagara, the Lions Club also shows that social engagement is important. The South St. Paul Lions Club organizes a calendar raffle annually with a total price of almost 15,000 USD, which are donated to the community. South St. Paul Lions informs that the lots are available in late autumn and cost $ 10 per piece, whereby almost every ticket holder has a chance of win on every February day.

It is a wonderful opportunity to have fun both and to support the community. If you don't yet know how to spend your weekend, you will find many exciting opportunities that will put a smile on your face!