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The Greater Kansas City Labor Day Parade and Picnic will be on Monday, September 1. Contact Vicki Tarpley at 816-213-3011 or email lynnmarketing@comcast.net Start: 8:00 am
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The Greater Kansas City Labor Day Parade and Picnic will be on Monday, September 1. Contact Vicki Tarpley at 816-213-3011 or email lynnmarketing@comcast.net Start: 11:00 am
End: 7:00 pm
Labor Day, Monday, September 1 is the Greater Kansas City Labor Day Parade and Picnic. The parade begins at 11 am, with the picnic beginning around 12:30 at the South Lawn at Liberty Memorial Park. The picnic features a concert with many bands and is very family friendly, with moonwalks, clowns, cotton candy, skydivers and a Chinook helicopter. The KCK Fire Fighters Union will be grilling the hot dogs, and a full lunch costs $3.50, which benefits the MDA food drive, and is co-sponsored by Brotherhood Bank. Lawn chairs and coolers are welcome. | ||
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