Blueberry Festival
Blueberry Parade
Parade line up starts at 10:30 at Central Appliance

Parade starts at 11 am sharp and travels north on route 100 to Country Club Road

End of Parade BBQ and crafts at Andirons at noon




2011 Parade Participants to date:

Division I

Grand Marshall Peter "Fish" Case
Blueberry Honor Guard
Blueberry Princess
Keene, NH American Legion Band
West Dover Old Time Fire Truck
West Dover Fire Truck #1
West Dover Fire Truck #2
Grafton Coronet Band
Social Lodge #38 Free and Accepted Mason's
Cullen and Cearra O'Hern
Habitat for Humanity

Division II
New York City Transit Authority
Pipe & Drum Band
Deerfield Valley Rotary Club
Adam's Farm
Boyd Family Farm
Red Knights Drum and Bugle Corps
Mount Snow
Jessica's Closet and
River Valley Market for the Blueberry Ball
White Farm
Sailing Masters of 1812 Fife & Drum Corps
Living History Association Department of Ancient and Middle Ages Interpretation
Wilmington Fire Department
2nd Battery Cannon
Deerfield Valley Rescue



Judges


Marv Neuman
Joan Judd
Bill Steel
Carla Patterson
Linda Anelli
Patty Murphy
Linda Kersten




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Participants wanted for Blueberry Festival Parade:
Saturday Dover July 30th, 2011


Parade time start is 11 am

Area businesses, families and community groups are invited to participate in the Deerfield Valley Blueberry festival's Big Blue parade, a summer tradition in the town of Dover, sponsored in part by The Mount Snow Valley Chamber of Commerce, Boyd Family Farm, RSN and by a grant from the Town of Dover economic development fund.  The parade occurs on Saturday July 30th, the opening weekend of the ten day festival, and will wend north through Dover on Route 100 from the entrance of Dorr Fitch Road, past a reviewing stand at the Paw House Inn and end at Country Club Road.

 

Any business, family or group can participate in the parade including antique cars, horse groups, and kid’s bike groups.  Prizes will be awarded to floats that best match with this year’s two parade themes: All Things Blue and Agricultural First Place $225 Second Place $100 or Our Heritage Our Communities First Place $100 Second Place $50.  Featured participants to date include the Grafton Coronet Band, The Mount Snow Valley Chamber of Commerce and Boyd Farm.  Registration for business floats is $50 and for $10 for non-profits.  Non float entries are free, and all entries must register with the chamber.  Registration forms are available to download at www.VermontBlueberry.com

 

The 3rd Annual Deerfield Valley Blueberry Festival, named a Vermont Top 10 summer event by the Vermont Chamber of Commerce, begins on July 30th and runs through August 8th.  In addition to the 2nd Annual Big Blue parade, featured events in 2010 include: Blue Pin Bowling at North Star Bowl & Video, Downtown Wilmington Village Stroll, Blueberry Story Contest at Holden Spa & Sauna, Field of Blue at Boyd Farm,  Art at the Park at Mountain Park Plaza, The blueberry Street Party in Wilmington and the Deerfield Valley Rotary Blueberry Pancake Breakfast.

 

The Mount Snow Valley Chamber of Commerce is a non profit association of business and private members organized for the purposes of advancing the economic, industrial, professional, cultural and civic welfare of the Deerfield Valley area.  For event information contact the contact the chamber at 1-802-464-8092 or email info@visitvermont.com

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