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September 2010 - North Georgia Festivals |
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Released September 1, 2010
North Georgia Festivals
Doesn’t the cover picture make you want to
get out and go to the fair? Well, get ready
because on Thursday, October 7, the Cumming
Fairgrounds will be ready and waiting for
you. Dave Horton, Fairgrounds Manager, has
pulled out all the stops to make sure you are
entertained for almost two weeks. See the times
and schedules in the Cover Story on page 10.
The midway will have all the rides you could
imagine, thanks to James H. Drew Exposition.
Don’t miss the Seattle Wheel, the Cyclops, the
Pirate Ship, and many more. The midway will
also be filled with challenging games with prizes.
At night, the midway comes alive with millions
of computer-controlled neon lights that can be
seen for miles.
If the rides aren’t your thing, enjoy the
Heritage Village, petting zoo, Bear Mountain
Wildlife Show, and much more. Remember,
your admission into the fair also gets you into
the nightly concerts. This year you can enjoy
entertainers like Tanya Tucker, Little Texas, Phil
Stacey, and Chris Sligh, just to name a few. No
matter what kind of music you like, there will be something you like this year.
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Releasing October 1, you still have time to advertise your business in the next issue of 400 Edition. Our deadline for ads is September 24, so don't wait! The October issue will be our second Festival Guide for 2010. To request a reservation for an ad, please contact your sales rep or submit an ad request form.
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