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 3rd
Annual "Roundup on the Range"
Myers Park & Event Center
Saturday, October 18th 2008
Cowpokes
from all over the United States are gettin’ ready for
a family celebration of the food,
fun, music and lifestyles of the old west. Yippee-ki-yay,
Roundup on the Range is
headed back to Myers
Park and Event Center in McKinney.
Authentic chuckwagon cook-off teams,
featuring western chefs with genuine cooking tools, will whip
up a finger-lickin’ feast
of freshly cooked rib stickin’ grub. The
whistling sounds of cowboy tunes from the Quebe Sisters
Band and Ashley Austin and Southern Rule will be
sure to make you kick up your boots and test out the dance
floor. Barrels full of fun games, tummy
pleasin’ food, and pure western family fun will accompany
these first class acts. Be sure to scout the prairie
for all the western doings available at this event including
a Native American Pow Wow, some rodeo clown
face painting, pony rides, a celebrity shoot out, an
open mic talent hoedown for the lil’ buckaroos and much,
much more.
Slip
on your boots, lasso up the kids, load up the wagon and head
the horses out to Myers Park on
October 18, 2008. Admission to the festival
is only $5.00 per person while children ages 3 and under are
admitted for free. Chuckwagon lunch tickets are limited. Get
yours today at www.roundupontherange.com for
$15.00 per ticket which includes admission and parking.
Myers
Park and Event Center is located at 7117 County Road 166 (near
the corner of 380 and Lake Forest) in McKinney. Arrive
early and plan on spending the entire day because Roundup
on the Range is an event that your family will never forget!
For additional information, please visit www.roundupontherange.com or
call 972.542.0679.
The annual Roundup
on the Range is hosted by and benefits the
Volunteer
McKinney Center. The
remarkable group supports 70 non-profit agencies and charitable
organizations in North Texas. This one-day event could
not be possible without the support of magnificent
family friendly local merchants and businesses such as the
McKinney Community
Development Corporation and Pat Lobb
Toyota.
Other institutions who have offered a lending hand are Market
Street, Imaginaria, Medical Center of
McKinney, Raytheon, The Vipar Group, Independent Bank and
Wal-Mart.
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