Golden Heritage Days - September 2018

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38th annual

• Festival Map • Vendors List • Event Schedule • Entertainment Listings

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2018

Sept. 21-23 • Downtown Princeton, on the Courthouse Square

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Heritage Days vendor map

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Heritage Days vendors 001 Tri-State Baptist Network baby changing station 003 Paradise Tax Service booth 004 Usborne Books 006 The Copper Kettle salted caramel and kettle corn 011 It’s A Family Thing crafts and more 013 Gathering of the Churches information booth 014 Friendly Folks Country Store wood furniture 015 Wheaton Hill Crafts fabric, baby and kitchen items 017 Wayne’s Enterprises jewelry, flags, dreamcatchers, etc.

018-019 Mother Moon handmade clothing 020 Tri-State Clinic screening for fibromyalgia 021 FOA Eagles Ladies (location at the Eagles) 022 Scentsy warmers, wax, laundry care, oils 023 Zilis of Gibson County full spectrum hemp oil 026-27 Bethel Memorial Church 029 Green Thumb Garden Club garden items 030 Gibson County CASA information booth 032 Judy’s Cinnamon Rolls large packaged cinnamon rolls, German frosted pecans, holiday bread 033 Karen’s Creations wreaths, pallet decor, decorative lanterns 036-37 Gibson County Republican Party baked goods 038 U.S. Army information booth 039 Miracle Ear hearing aids 040 United Presbyterian Church 041 First Baptist Church face painting, Gaga ball

042 Superior Maintenance Group job fair 044 RL Woodcrafts handcrafted wooden clocks and cutting boards 045 Princeton Cub Scouts Pack 222 meat sticks 046 Kara’s Paparazzi Boutique jewelry and accessories 047 Oasis Assembly of God church outreach 048-049 Gibson County Democrats 050-052 Dottie’s Cinnamon Rolls homemade cinnamon rolls, soda, water and coffee 056-057 Grace Fellowship Church pies and crafts 058 Mackey Church of the Nazarene Walking Tacos and Churros 059-061 SW Concessions sirloin tip dinners, steak sandwich, ribbon fries, drinks 064 Kona Ice of Evansville tropical shaved ice 065 Ma & Pa’s Snack ‘N Good Eats 066 Gibson County Council on Aging Papa John’s Pizza 069-070 McCutchanville Community Church strawberry shortcake and ice cream, Chinese food 071-072 Hogg Heaven BBQ, nachos, drinks, Filipino food 073-076 Up in Smoke 079-080 Hillside United Methodist Church apple pies 082-085 Annamarie’s Fajita Shack fajitas, lemon shake-ups 086-087 Tower Heights Church of God ice cream 091 New Life Church of the Nazarene Youth Group ribeye sandwiches, baked goods, drinks

092-097 KBL & Co. 098 First General Baptist Church S’mores on a stick, snacks 099 Patoka United Methodist Church apple butter 100 Princeton Elks Lodge 634 102 The Frosty Tiger shaved ice, cotton candy 103 African Fashion clothing and accessories 104 Boy Scout Troop 222 105 Right to Life of Gibson County info booth 106 The Fry Guy fried tenderloins, walking tacos, hot dogs, fries, nachos 107 Greater Holy Temple apple cider 108-109 Wings Etc. 110 Downtown Princeton Inc. 111-112 Pronto Pup Concessions pronto pups, lemon shakeups, ribbon fries, drinks 113 The Arc of Gibson County raffle tickets 114 Pizza Hut pizza 115 Super Twist Ice Cream soft serve ice cream, floats, sundaes, shakes 116 Salvation Army 119 White River Baptist Church 120-121 On The Square coney dogs 122-125 Toyota Hospitality tent for seating, shade 126-128 Miss Piggy’s Pork Shop pork chops, boneless ribs, pulled pork, potatoes, corn

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2018 Heritage Days entertainment schedule ALL TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Friday, Sept. 21 10 a.m. to noon Southern Hollow Dulcimers, main stage.

Wiffle Fest tourney (Friday and Saturday) Bicentennial Park.

Noon to 4 p.m.

Princeton Public Library annual book sale.

Interactive artwork by Cynthia Van Were, courthouse lawn.

Friday/Saturday 9 a.m.-9 p.m.

YMCA Rock Climbing Wall, Hart Street.

4 p.m.-10 p.m.

Big Bounce Fun House inflatables, carnival games, trackless train, inflatables 4:45-5 p.m.

Opening ceremony, National Anthem, main stage 5 p.m.-6 pm.

Little Miss/Mini Miss pageants, main stage 6 p.m.-7 p.m.

Best One Voice semifinal round sponsored by Best One Tire and Service.

Puppet Show Bethel Memorial Church booth, show lasts approximately 15-20 minutes 7-8:30 p.m Wood and Wire band 9-10:30 p.m.

Descent classic rock band main stage

Saturday, Sept. 22 8-10 a.m.

City of Princeton 5K walk/run Bicentennial Park 8 a.m.-4 p.m. (registration 7 a.m.)

Gibson County Habitat for Humanity Cover Gibson County bike ride starting at Hart & Water Streets.

Professional and recreational level cornhole tourneys, State Street BBQ Cookoff, West State Street, all day Wiffle Fest, (all day) Bicentennial Park 10 a.m.- noon Country singer Ray Ligon 10 a.m.-9 p.m.

Big Bounce Fun House inflatables, games, train rides and more Art show, courthouse main floor

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Darla Flannery of Mt. Carmel, Illinois was crowned the 2017 Best One Voice competition winner Saturday night at Golden Heritage Days Festival.

Interactive artwork, Cynthia Van Were, courthouse lawn 12:30-2 p.m.

Puppet Shows, Bethel Memorial Church booth, every 30 minutes.

1-3 p.m.

Moneka Fullop in concert, main stage 4-6 p.m.

Main Stage, Scott Mason and Hoosier Daddy 7-8 p.m.

Best One Voice finale singing competition, main stage, sponsored by Best One Tire and Service 8:30-10 p.m.

Free Reign 2 band, main stage 9-9:15 p.m.

Best one Voice winner announced, main stage

9:15-10 p.m.

Free Rein 2 concert continues

Sunday, Sept. 23 10 a.m. to noon Church on the Square, main stage, community church service and worship band Noon to 2 p.m.

Home Sweet Home dessert sale, Gibson County Habitat for Humanity, main stage 1 p.m.

Corn Hole Tournament featuring Gibson County Special Olympians, State Street 1-3 p.m.

Inflatables, trackless train

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Welcome to the 38th annual

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ibson County Chamber of Commerce is proud host of the 38th annual Golden Heritage Days festival Sept. 21, 22, and 23 on the beautiful, historic downtown Princeton square! We appreciate all the community support in the months of planning needed to provide a festival that everyone can enjoy!

We thank the City of Princeton, Gibson County officials and their employees, without whom the location and functions of the festival would not be possible. In addition, we thank Princeton Fire Territory, Princeton Police Dept., Gibson County Sheriff’s Office and the residents of the county for their support of this festival.

Festival patrons will enjoy a new sound system around the square, funded by donations from the Chamber of Commerce, Gibson County Economic Development, Downtown Princeton Inc., Gibson County Tourism Commission and Gibson County Commissioners. We will be more interactive with the vendors and the crowd thanks to the new sound system.

Local talent has provided us with a great lineup for entertainment! The First Financial Bank Art Show and the Best One Voice contest promises to feature some of the great talent we have in the fine arts and music arts genres.

Carnival games, face painting, puppet shows, Little Miss/Mini Miss Heritage Days, Princeton Public Library’s annual book sale, the City of Princeton 5K Walk/Run, Gibson County Habitat for Humanity Cover Gibson County Bicycle Ride, Home Sweet Home Habitat Dessert

bake sale, Scott Mason and Hoosier Daddy, Free Reign 2, Descent, Wood and Wire, Moneka Fullop and Ray Ligon and the Southern Hollow Dulcimers are just a sampling of the fun and entertainment in store this year.

New features this year include a mechanical bull, a whiffle ball tournament, a BBQ cook-off, the First Financial Bank Art Show, a 3 on 3 basketball tournament and a pro level and recreation level corn hole tournament. And, we’re bringing back the YMCA rock climbing wall again this year!

For the second year we are bringing the Sunday morning Church on the Square starting at 10 a.m. to noon, and immediately following we will have the Home Sweet Home dessert bake sale. And a very special event at 1p.m. features the Gibson County Special Olympians in their own corn hole tournament!

Don’t forget to visit area merchants who are ready with their own brand of charm and a variety of products to choose from.

A special thanks goes to all our Chamber members, event sponsors, super sponsors and the Heritage Days events committee for their continued support and guidance.

So, come on down and join in the celebration of Gibson County’s wonderful heritage at the Golden Heritage Days 2018!

Thank you, Gibson County Chamber of Commerce

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Wiffle Fest 2018

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Heritage Days Princeton 5K Run Saturday, September 22nd Registration 6:30-7:40am Race begins at 8am Start & Finish at Bicentennial Park

Friday, Sept. 21st and Saturday, Sept. 22nd at Bicentennial Park in Princeton •2-Day Double Elimination Tournament• •Limit of 12 Teams• •Specific rules apply, including no base running• (Rules sheet available.)

•Awards for First Place Team, MVP & Cy Young• For more information or to register, contact Brent Denbo at 812-664-1830 or email parks@princetoncity.com All proceeds benefit the Princeton Park

Cost is $30 per participant.

Children 10 and under are free but must register.

Registration forms are available at the Princeton Municipal Building.

Online registration is available at runsignup.com (Race Name: Heritage Days 5k)

All proceeds benefit Gibson County Relay for Life!

Cook-off Saturday, September 22nd at Bicentennial Park in Princeton Chicken, Pork Ribs and Butts will be Judged For Rules & Registration: Call: Brent Denbo 812-664-1830 Email: parks@princetoncity.com Pickup: City Hall, 310 W. State St. Download: www.princeton.in.gov

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Little Miss and Mini Miss pageant contestants Little Miss Heritage Days pageant contestants, l-r: Brooklyn Turpin, KayleeTurpin, Remini Chavis, 2017 Little Miss Heritage Days Queen, Lydia Whitehead, Bristol Powers. Not pictured: Ceara McLain, Bryleigh Phillips

Mini Miss Heritage Days contestants, l-r: Aubrey Riggs, Kynlee Wells, Kennedy Perkins, Decker Mellor, 2017 Mini Miss Heritage Days Queen Lydia Whitehead, Dakota Thompson, Olivia Waites, Jayahna Stillwell, Nora Riggs. Not pictured: Oakleigh Perkins

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Hand-painted Rosalyn Koverman, 2, paints her hand and a strand of her hair pink at the 2017 Golden Heritage Days Festival. Koverman’s mother TiďŹ any Koverman painted faces at the First Baptist Church tent during the festival.

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Enjoy time with your family at the 2018 Golden Heritage Days Festival!

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Golden Heritage family fun

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Vendors sell their wares during Golden Heritage Days.

Kyle Palmer, 6, enjoys his first time at the Golden Heritage Days Festival playing on the inflatables. Palmer played on the inflatable for hours and said he was having a good time.

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Corde Walden, 8, was the first person to make it to the top of a 25 foot rock climbing wall at Golden Heritage Days Festival Friday evening.

Walden had tried one time prior before to Daily Clarion archive make it to the top, but was unsuccessful until Volunteers and vendors set up for Golden Heritage Days on the square in Princeton. The festivities start Friday and run the second time. through Sunday afternoon.

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Church on the Square

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The Change worship band leds Sunday morning’s Church on the Square worship service during the final Daily Clarion/Andrea Howe day of the Golden Heritage Days Festival in downtown Princeton in 2017. Tower Heights Church of God First General Baptist Church Pastor Brad Keenan, one of three local Pastor Skip Farmer, First General Baptist Church of Princeton Pastor Brad Keenan and Grace Fellowship pastors leading last year’s Golden Heritage Days Festival Church on Weslyan Church Rev. Amber Livermore shared messages with the crowd that morning. This year, the the Square, delivers a short sermon.

Unite Princeton movement participates in the Church on the Square service from 10 a.m. to noon.

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Moneka Fullop is shown performing at Golden Heritage Days.

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Scott Mason is shown performing at Golden Heritage Days.

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Locally owned, Family Operated Mother/Daughter Shop Ladies Boutique for all Ages, Shapes and Sizes

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Hours: Tuesday 10am-7pm, Wednesday-Saturday 10am-5pm, Closed Sunday and Monday.

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Free Reign 2 headlines Saturday night concert stage at Golden Heritage Days

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“Descent,” a Golden Heritage Days favorite, is shown performing.

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Heritage Days attractions The smell of fresh kettle corn lingers on the square as Trudy Stewart fills bag after bag of caramel and regular kettle popcorn during the Heritage Days Festival in Princeton.

Naomi Jones gives the mechanical bull her best effort at the Golden Heritage Days Festival.

Jimmy Crosby barbecues pork ribs on the square at Golden Heritage Days.

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Natalie Horn (left) and Tamika Liebhart (center) enjoy some ice cream with Jaxon Liebhart (right) at the annual Heritage Days Festival in Princeton.

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Heritage Days attractions Face paint artist Damaris Sims holds the mirror so Victoria Enochs, 4, Princeton, can check out her butterfly face at the Golden Heritage Days festival in 2013.

Jaxon Liebhart, 4, runs and laughs while holding an inflatable wrecking ball at the Golden Heritage Days Festival.

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Joli the Mime plays a game with Penelope and Preston Parker at Golden Heritage Days.

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Conner Bockhold, 3, took a break from Golden Heritage Days Festival’s food and games and decided to hangout with some puppies from the Gibson County Animal Services booth.

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