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The 28th Annual Midlothian Village Day Festival & Craft Fair will be held on Saturday, October 17, 2009 at Midlothian Middle School. The day starts with a parade along Midlothian Turnpike. The parade is sponsored by the Midlothian Foundation. More parade information can be found by going to the Midlothian Foundation's website at http://www.midlothianparade.org.
The Midlothian Village Day Festival is held every year on the 3rd Saturday in October. There is no cost for admission to the Festival.
Games and inflatables are available for the children. Tickets must be purchased from the MJWC Ticket Booth. Prices are 50 cents to a dollar for each game or inflatable.
Food is available for purchase from concession stands located int he gymnasium parking lot. There is an assortment of food to choose from: usually there are hot dogs, hamburgers, cotton candy, sodas, etc. Cost ranges from $1 to $5 (approximately). Take a look at the Food Vendors page for a listing of food available at this year's Festival!
Live entertainment occurs throughout the day. We have had bands, jump rope groups, gymnastics teams, martial arts demonstrations, and more. Check ou tthe stage and see who's up next!
Area crafters and retail consultants have booths in front of the school building. Please browse through their wares and get some of your holiday shopping out of the way early! Crafter booths have hand-made items and retail goods - go to the Crafters page to see a list.
The Midlothian Junior Woman's Club sponsors a Silent Auction to benefit the Mylicia Markham Leadership Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded each spring to area high school senior girls who are attending college in the fall. Scholarship recipients exhibit a strong leadership role in their community, as well as dedication to community service. The Silent Auction is at the MJWC Ticket Booth.
The Festival is sponsored each year by the Midlothian Junior Woman's Club. The proceeds from the Festival support the Cinderella Dreams Project and are donated to community organizations such as Richmond Friends of the Homeless, Warren's Hope (a non-profit group dedicated to helping children with special medical needs), the YWCA and many more. Your support, as a patron, food vendor, crafter, entertainer or Festival attendee, enables us to give back to our community. We thank you!
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