OCEAN PINES–The return of the Ocean Pines Boat Club boat parade brings a new route for viewing. The parade will take place Saturday, July 26, at Pintail Park beginning at 2 p.m.
The rain date will be July 27. The theme this year is “Fantasy.”
Beginning at noon in Pintail Park, the Kiwanis Club’s “Dog Team” will start cooking hot dogs and will also have soft drinks and snacks for sale until 4 p.m. Other food vendors will also be present. Bring chairs and enjoy the festivities.
There will be games for the children and adults to play, such as ring toss, horse races, bocce ball, hula hoop contest, chicken dance contest and balloon toss. Prizes will be given to the winners. Crabby the Clown will make balloons and the MDA Poster Child will be there. The Honor Guard from the American Legion of Ocean City will present the colors and will start the parade with the National Anthem at 2 p.m. Boats will be parading through several canals, allowing many viewing opportunities.
The parade is open to all Ocean Pines residents, organizations ad businesses. To enter contact Steve Stein at spikerex@aol.com, 410-641-8930 or Fred Heinlen at fheinlen5@msn.com, 410-208-3165 or visit the OPBC Web site at opboatclub.com.
The rain date will be July 27. The theme this year is “Fantasy.”
Beginning at noon in Pintail Park, the Kiwanis Club’s “Dog Team” will start cooking hot dogs and will also have soft drinks and snacks for sale until 4 p.m. Other food vendors will also be present. Bring chairs and enjoy the festivities.
There will be games for the children and adults to play, such as ring toss, horse races, bocce ball, hula hoop contest, chicken dance contest and balloon toss. Prizes will be given to the winners. Crabby the Clown will make balloons and the MDA Poster Child will be there. The Honor Guard from the American Legion of Ocean City will present the colors and will start the parade with the National Anthem at 2 p.m. Boats will be parading through several canals, allowing many viewing opportunities.
The parade is open to all Ocean Pines residents, organizations ad businesses. To enter contact Steve Stein at spikerex@aol.com, 410-641-8930 or Fred Heinlen at fheinlen5@msn.com, 410-208-3165 or visit the OPBC Web site at opboatclub.com.