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Santiam SummerFest- Stayton Oregon 2009

Santiam SummerFest - Stayton Oregon 2009
July 25 9:00am -5:00pm

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July 25th marks the date for this year's Santiam SummerFest and it promises to be the biggest and the best one yet. Event organizers, the Stayton/Sublimity Chamber of Commerce has once again worked diligently to put together another spectacular fun-packed day.

The day begins with the Pancake Breakfast by the Stayton Volunteeer Fire Department from 7:00am - 11:00am at Pioneer Park and continues throught the day with a Family Dog Show, Food Court, Classic Car Show, Bed Races, 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament, Arts and Crafts Booths, Farmer's Market, Music and a Kid's Zone.

For more information please contact Stayton-Sublimity Chamber.

Posted by Leslie Stewart – Realtor ®, CRS, eCertified on 07/16/2009 12:09 AM

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8 Comments on Santiam SummerFest- Stayton Oregon 2009

JUL

Leslie - You write some wonderful Localism pieces! This SummerFest sound like a blast!!! Bed races? Not sure I know what they are but the entire day of events looks irresistable!

thanks Leesa, this is a fun event. I took this picture last year. These kids were dancing and be boppin' all over the place. it was fun to watch.

I had to follow your link to find out a Sublimity. What a cool name for a town. But I couldn't find out what Santiam is. ??

JUL

Santiam is the name of the river that runs in to the Willamette. It is a great place to fish, kayak and raft and draws thousands of people each year to its waters. Thanks for looking it up!

That is what is wrong with kids today, they don't even know how to stand anymore. What is going on in the world?

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