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Yarmouth Seaside Festival
Yarmouth Seaside Festival
Don't forget the 30th annual Yarmouth Seaside Festival this coming Columbus Day weekend. It's the culmination of many months of planning by a small band of dedicated volunteers. The big days are Saturday and Sunday. Sunday at noon there is a parade along Route 28 from Capt. Parker's Pub to the State Police Barracks. The focal point for the weekend is the field beside the MacArthur School in Yarmouth, on Route 28, across the street from the State Police Barracks. There will be a huge crafts fair, a flat bed truck with entertainment, lots of food, and many kiddie events. Activities include fireworks, a band concert and exhibits by local agencies. This is a long tradition in Yarmouth and seems to grow every year. It's one of the few things left where you don't have to pay admission to attend.
You can find a complete schedule for the whole shebang on Cape Cod Today's calendar of events. It promises to be a wonderful autumn weekend. Lots of good weather forecast, bring your camera and your kids.
Visit the Yarmouth Seaside Festival's official website here.
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