Sunday, September 14, 2008
In the beautiful tree-covered grassy Durham Community Park, Durham-Dayton Highway

Car Show    Arts and Craft Fair  
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 Pancake  Breakfast,   BBQ,   Live Music,  Antique Farm Equipment Show,    Lots of Kids Activities,  Kirshner Foundation

     Members of the Durham Rotary Club are very excited that the 2008  Durham Harvest Festival will be bigger and better than ever. Funds raised from the event go back into the Durham Community for scholarships and local projects.  

     We anticipate that Festival highlights will be similar to last year.  From 7 to 11 a.m. the popular pancake breakfast will be  cooked and served by Rotary members. Then at 11 a.m. lunch starts with hot dogs, tri tip sandwich, and beverages.  Also at 11 a.m. will be a  barbecued chicken dinner with  baked potato, cole slaw and roll.

     At 9 a.m. the Arts and Crafts Fair will begin, with artisans selling their wares until 4 p.m.  We expect around 60 participants this year with many talented artisans returning year after year.  Arts and Craft Fair application

     The unique Car Show is a feast for the eyes with its display of antique cars, trucks, custom cars and muscle cars.  Because of space limitations, the car show will be limited to 200 cars.  The car show begins at 9 a.m.  For participants, the tree covered  Park is great for for settling in with your friends in a group setting. The Festival is a great family event with activities for all ages.  Each participant will receive a free t-shirt and dash plaque. Car Show application

     The restored tractors and engines are a very popular part of the day’s events.  As in the past, the engines will be restored and operating.