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2022 Celebrate Commemorate Parade May 28th
Waterloo Remembers
Some Suggested Parade Etiquette for those attending
Parade Co-Chair – Sarah Smolinski 315.745.9928 sarahemcmaster@yahoo.com
The parade will line up at 10:30 a.m. and step out promptly at 11 a.m. for the march down Main Street.
Slideshow of the 2018 Parade
Printable – Celebrate Commemorate Parade Line-Up
Freedom Parade
This year’s honor float in the Freedom Parade pays tribute to our men and women who have served. Come watch the Romulus Girl Scouts come together to carry a large flag down main street in honor of all military men and women who have served and are still serving. We welcome anyone who would like to join us in this great opportunity.
A float by Girl Ccout Troop 60562 will honor all veterans. Any Vet who would like to ride on the float is invited to call Sarah Smolinski at 315-745-9928 or Nicole Hunsberger at 315-719-5247.
Veterans will follow in cars, motorcycles and especially buses from the VA hospital in Canandaigua. Those who want to drive their own cars must have at least three people in the vehicle. Following the parade, vets will be hosted at a chicken barbecue lunch at the VFW. Please RSVP to Karen Lewis at 315-651-9513 to allow the VFW to plan for enough food.
Groups that have been in the parade before, know what fun it can be. Once again, there will be divisions for military and officials; youth organizations, schools and families; churches, senior citizens and organizations; and vehicles. The Civil War and American Revolutionary War re-enactors will have a “parade within a parade.” Watch for special “dignitaries” in this year’s parade including US President Abe Lincoln, Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman. The very popular Hit Men Brass Band will join Downbeat Percussion, Mighty St. Joe’s Alumni Drum & Bugle Corps, the Waterloo Central School Band and the Finger Lakes Pipes & Drums in the lineup this year.
Bring your chair and wave a flag to honor our vets and community stars!
The Information Booth
The Hit Men
Saturday May 28th 12:00 – 12:20 pm
Lafayette Park Stage
Come & join us for a great show in LaFayette Park following their performance in the Celebrate Commemorate Parade at 11:00 am!
The Hit Men are a group of good fellas who come together from all parts of the New York area. They provide a performance that combines both the musical and the theatrical. Their show stopping demeanor means they provide the best entertainment around. Look around the site, and if you see what you like get a hold of us. If not then we’ll take care of yah. 
The Seneca Soundwaves Chorus
Saturday May 28th, 10:30 a.m. at the 4 Corners of Main Street
Seneca Soundwaves Chorus of Sweet Adelines International performs locally at community events throughout the Finger Lakes Area. See website for info and contact, www.senecasoundwaves.com
Food, Food, Food for Everyone!
At 4pm on Saturday May 28th:
Patriot Pizza Eating Contest sponsored by Ciccinos Pizzeria!
FOOD CONCESSIONS:
Food Vendor list:
First Presbyterian Church -Pies
Riblicious BBQ- BBQ truck
Celebrate Committee & Rotary Concession Food Tent – Burgers, Hofmann Hots, Ciccinos Pizza
Dandy Sandy- Cheesecake on a Stick
Dars Delight- Ice Cream
G & G Concessions- Hawaiian Shaved Ice
Dom’s Original- French fries, Onion Rings, Ribbon Fries, Chicken Fingers, Mozzarella Sticks, Fish Sandwich, Shrimp Basket
Saturday Chicken BBQ – Sponsored by Waterloo Sportsman Club
Sunday Chicken BBQ – Sponsored by Waterloo Rotary Club
Please Support our Veterans Organizations:
Saturday May 28th
7-10am Breakfast – AT Waterloo American Legion
Sunday May 29th
8-10am Breakfast – AT Waterloo VFW
For more information please contact:
Conrad Struzik- 315-246-3041
email: Castruzik@gmail.com
The culinary tent is being organized by the Cornell Cooperative Extension. Stop by and see what’s cooking!
CULINARY TENT SCHEDULE
All activities take place in the Cornell Cooperative Extension Culinary Tent
located in Lafayette Park
SATURDAY, MAY 28th
10:00 Healthy Breakfast Smoothies Learn new recipes and tips to start your day right from Nutrition Educator Candace Riegel.
11:30-12:30 Add Color to Your Meals Learn why and how to add colorful veggies and whole grains to your meals from SNAP-Ed nutrition educator, Becky McCormack.
12:30- 1:30 Farm to School Recipes and Samples CCE is working with NYS Dept of Ag & Markets to bring more local produce into school cafeterias. Try some Farm to School recipes, check out our apple slicer and learn more about this exciting program.
1:30 – 3:00 Food Preservation Demonstrations Learn to safely can, freeze, and dehydrate local foods in their peak of flavor and freshness with our Master Food Preservers, demonstrating and providing samples and information to safely preserve food at home.
3:00 – 4:00 Make Cheese! Learn to make cheese with our Ag In the Classroom Educator Candace Riegel.
4:00 – 5:00 Growing Culinary Herbs at Home. Hands-on activity to grow some herbs to cook with at home, plus recipes and samples.
SUNDAY, MAY 29th
9:00 – 12:00 Learn how to Rethink Your Drink with SNAP Ed NY Nutritionist, Kelly!
Sample some healthy ways to stay hydrated and learn about the Fruit & Veggie Rx program.
12:00 – 4:00 5th Annual 4-H Junior Iron Chef Competition! Open to teams of Middle and/or High School Students. Watch youth repurpose vendor food from the festival into something different and compete to go on to the NYS State Fair. Celebrity judges!
The Cornell Cooperative Extension Culinary tent will have lots of great information about food and nutrition throughout the weekend, plus gardening, agriculture, recycling, and youth programming from CCE. Stop in for some tips and recipes.
Schedules – Applications – Maps available
If you are looking for a Schedule of Events, Event Map or 5k Race Map, or need an Application for an event or wish to be a vendor, please visit this link.
Schedules, Applications, Maps, etc.
The Cornell Cooperative Extension Culinary Tent
“The Culinary tent is a great resource to learn about foods grown and produced locally in Seneca County and the surrounding Finger Lakes area,” said CCE Executive Director Ave Bauder. “The public is invited to taste delicious samples, while getting new recipes and nutrition tips.
Saturday will feature a variety of presenters offering tasty samples.
Sunday will offer a Jr. Iron Chef Competition. Check it out.
The Cornell Cooperative Extension Culinary tent will have lots of great information about food and nutrition throughout the weekend, plus gardening, agriculture, recycling, and youth programming from CCE. Stop in for some tips and recipes.
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For a complete list of events at our Culinary Tent, go to our website at: www.senecacountycce.org
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