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Time: April 27, 2019 from 10am to 3pm
Location: Hallford Stadium
Street: 3789 Memorial College Avenue
City/Town: Clarkston, GA
Website or Map: http://clarkstoncarshow.event…
Phone: jnguyen@positivegrowthinc.org
Event Type: car, show, fundraiser
Organized By: Positive Growth Inc.
Latest Activity: Apr 23, 2019
Are you familiar with Clarkston's Culture Fest? Its a great cultural event taking place Saturday, April 27 that features live entertainment, vendors, food, music, kids activities, and a celebration of the diverse and rich cultures in Clarkston. Once again, Positive Growth Inc. a Clarkston based nonprofit is joining the Festival as an official partner and including our Car Show as an attraction to showcase American culture.
We invite you and your car club to join us. All cars are welcome. Awards and prizes will be given to car show registrants. Registration is free, and the event is open to the public.
We are asking for donations to benefit Positive Growth Boys Home that provides a home to homeless and abused youth males between the ages of 12-21.
Join us! It will be a day to remember!
For more info visit:
http://clarkstoncarshow.eventbrite.com
To register your vehicle visit:
https://goo.gl/forms/idXA2nhsP0ZiCyZ13
To learn more about Clarkston Culture Fest or how to become a sponsor or vendor visit: www.clarkstoncutlturefest.org
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