Bright Lights and Bikes at the Space Coast Lightfest -Melbourne, FL

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Bright Lights and Bikes at the Space Coast Lightfest -Melbourne, FL

Time: January 1, 2014 from 6:30pm to 10pm
Location: Space Coast Lightfest
Street: 2785 Leisure Way
City/Town: Melbourne, FL
Website or Map: http://www.spacecoastlightfes…
Phone: shanna.michel@hotmail.com 321-576-7556
Event Type: bike, night
Organized By: Space Coast Lightfest
Latest Activity: Nov 18, 2013

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Come ride through 2.5 million Holiday lights at the Space Coast Lightfest Bright Lights and Bikes Run on January 1st 2014. The ride will start near Wickham Park and will go through the festive holiday light tradition. The run will end at the stage where there will be live music, food, vendors, and prizes.

The entrance fee is $25.00 per bike which includes t-shirt, entrance fee, and a beverage ticket

Passenger fee is $10 which includes tshirt also 

All proceeds go to benefit the Boy Scouts of America

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