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The parade of lights is basically a bunch of floats with a lot of lights on them, the parade of lights. It is free and goes on for two days. This parade is on December 1st through 2nd. The parade of lights is located on the main street. This year the theme will be White Christmas. This is a very interesting parade because every year there are new floats. Sometimes they never get any new floats, and sometimes they get rid of all the old ones. |
The parade of lights is basically a bunch of floats with a lot of lights on them, the parade of lights. It is free and goes on for two days. This parade is on December 1st through 2nd. The parade of lights is located on the main street. This year the theme will be White Christmas. This is a very interesting parade because every year there are new floats. Sometimes they never get any new floats, and sometimes they get rid of all the old ones. |
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Some of the floats are made to represent Jesus and his people, and other floats can represent new products. Some represent new and old stores, they show new ATV’s and new transportation to get around town. There are also a lot of floats that throw candy too. The Parade of lights is a lot of fun. This parade comes once a year. Every year many people get6 to enjoy the parade of lights. It is very cold this time of year because it is around Christmas time. So, you should were a lot of warm cloths. People bring hot chocolate, and hot food. You have to sit around a lot because it lasts forever. People also go around selling glow sticks and other stuff like that, and it is a enjoyable experience for the whole family, You can see many families at the parade of lights enjoying themselves. |
Some of the floats are made to represent Jesus and his people, and other floats can represent new products. Some represent new and old stores, they show new ATV’s and new transportation to get around town. There are also a lot of floats that throw candy too. The Parade of lights is a lot of fun. This parade comes once a year. Every year many people get6 to enjoy the parade of lights. It is very cold this time of year because it is around Christmas time. So, you should were a lot of warm cloths. People bring hot chocolate, and hot food. You have to sit around a lot because it lasts forever. People also go around selling glow sticks and other stuff like that, and it is a enjoyable experience for the whole family, You can see many families at the parade of lights enjoying themselves. |
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Revision as of 19:51, 15 May 2007
Olathe Corn Festival
The Olathe Corn Festival is an annual event held outside of Grand Junction, CO. Starting in1992, a few people in the small western Colorado town of Olathe, decided to celebrate the community's agricultural pinnacle the Olathe Sweet Corn. The Corn Festival gives non-profit organizations the opportunity to make money by sponsoring events and attractions. The attendance of the festival increased exponentially each year until 1998, reaching the high at about 16,000.
(This article should eventually move to the Olathe city page)
Parade of Lights
The parade of lights is basically a bunch of floats with a lot of lights on them, the parade of lights. It is free and goes on for two days. This parade is on December 1st through 2nd. The parade of lights is located on the main street. This year the theme will be White Christmas. This is a very interesting parade because every year there are new floats. Sometimes they never get any new floats, and sometimes they get rid of all the old ones.
Some of the floats are made to represent Jesus and his people, and other floats can represent new products. Some represent new and old stores, they show new ATV’s and new transportation to get around town. There are also a lot of floats that throw candy too. The Parade of lights is a lot of fun. This parade comes once a year. Every year many people get6 to enjoy the parade of lights. It is very cold this time of year because it is around Christmas time. So, you should were a lot of warm cloths. People bring hot chocolate, and hot food. You have to sit around a lot because it lasts forever. People also go around selling glow sticks and other stuff like that, and it is a enjoyable experience for the whole family, You can see many families at the parade of lights enjoying themselves.
Pteranodon Ptrot
Rock Jam
Rock jam is a concert that is all rock. Tickets for one day is 15.00 and for two days is 30.00 and for reserved seating it is 110.00 Rock jam starts September 7, 2007 and ends September 8, 2007 to order tickets, VIP & reserve seats and campsites Call 1-800-530-3020
VIP: tickets are located directly in front of the stage these are the best seats in the house VIP tickets include parking, fabulous, food, complimentary Pepsi and Budweiser products all day and free cocktails all night
RESERVED SEATING: assigned seats for the weekend right up front and close to the action on stage
GENERAL ADMISSION: bring your own lawn chair and pick your best spot on our huge festival seating area
Some of the past bands that have appeared at Rock Jam were: Foreigner, Loverboy, Alice Cooper, Cheap Trick, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Trapt, and more