Hertford Indian Summer Festival Wheeled Vehicle Show -Hertford, NC

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Hertford Indian Summer Festival Wheeled Vehicle Show -Hertford, NC

Time: September 12, 2015 from 7am to 4pm
Location: Punch Alley
City/Town: Hertford, NC
Website or Map: http://www.historichertfordin…
Phone: 703-346-7510 bronprokuski@mediacombb.net
Event Type: car-show, fundraiser
Organized By: Hertford, NC
Latest Activity: Sep 10, 2015

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Sports Cars, Classic Cars, Muscle Cars, Tuner and Sport Compact, Exotics, Motorcycles

14 award categories, dash plaques to first 100, Swap/Parts Wanted area

The 33rd Indian Summer Festival was a great success – amd we aim to match its success at the 34th Indian Summer Festival on September 11th and 12th 2015. On Friday night and Saturday at lunch time, we will again have the Beer and Wine Garden. New this year “The Main Event” will be our headline entertainment. We are busy lining up some great entertainment again to accompany them on Friday night and, of course, we will have wonderful entertainment again on Saturday. We will have a Coast Guard Demonstration in 2015 that was cancelled in previous years due to the cutbacks in military budgets. Our Car Show will be bigger and better than ever!! The Kids Zone will have something for all ages and is guaranteed to please! Our food vendors will serve a wide variety of delicious items to ward off your hunger pains!"

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