Cease Fire Rally Car and Bike Show Charleston SC

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Cease Fire Rally Car and Bike Show  Charleston SC

Time: July 7, 2012 from 1pm to 7pm
Location: Chicora, The macon, union heights
Street: 1840 Reynolds Ave
City/Town: North Charleston SC
Website or Map: http://www.facebook.com/photo…
Phone: 843-847-0229
Event Type: stop, the, violence, rally, car, and, bike, show
Organized By: Sitting On Chrome And Rhinos SC
Latest Activity: Jul 1, 2012

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Music By Condria With Live Performances from R&B, Gospel Rap, Gospel Music and Motivational Speakers.

Presented by Ms. Island Girl Ent, Rhinos Sc and Sitting on Chrome SC Car and Truck Club.

There will be Jump Castles for the kids, Vendors, Live Music, Food and fun for the Entire Family.

It all goes down at 1840 Reynolds Ave. North Charleston S.C. 29405

Saturday July 7, 2012  from 1pm-7pm

Entry Fees are $20 dollars for cars and $10 dollars for bikes and all specators are free to have a great time!!

For more info contact Rome @ 843-847-0229 or ScRhinos@Facebook.com as well as SittingOnChrome@Facebook.com

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