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Table of Contents Mayor’s Message.......................................... 6 Steel Days Committee & Message............... 7 Schedule of Events....................................... 8 History of Steel Days................................... 10 Miss American Fork Pageant...................... 11 Steel Days Savings..................................... 12 Steel Days Savings..................................... 13 Soap Box Derby.......................................... 14 Car Show & Cruise...................................... 15 American Fork Symphony Concert............. 16 Free Swim................................................... 18 Band Showcase.......................................... 19 Grand Marshals........................................... 20 Jr. Grand Marshal........................................ 22 Youth Dance .............................................. 23 Doll Show.................................................... 24 Baby Contest............................................... 25 Carnival....................................................... 26
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Mayor's Message We cordially welcome you and your family to our City and we look forward to hosting the 2013 Steel Days Celebration taking place July 13 to July 20. This year we have an impressive schedule of events that show off our local cultural and heritage and offer you and your family fun and entertaining events. We invite residents and visitors to experience American Fork and enjoy the many events offered during the Steel Days Celebration. Steel Days has been a tradition since 1945 and American Fork has held other vibrant celebrations since about 1865. Steel Days continues to grow and improve each year and this year is expected to be a celebration like no other. This year’s Steel Days theme is “Celebrating Life in American Fork.” As residents of American Fork we have much to celebrate! We have robust recreation and arts programs, beautiful parks and trails, good neighborhoods, volunteers who make things happen, skilled firefighters, EMTs, paramedics and police officers who are always ready to assist and serve, and a strong business community. Please join us in “Celebrating Life in American Fork.” We look forward to having a most enjoyable celebration. James H. Hadfield American Fork City Mayor
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Committee Message Welcome to American Fork Steel Days! We as a committee are proud to present the theme for our celebration this year of “Celebrating LIFE in American Fork.” We hope this theme will reflect all the good things about living in our wonderful city. We are proud of the strong sense of community spirit, and neighborly kindness that is shown and felt throughout our city. We are excited to have everyone join us in the amazing activities that are scheduled throughout the 8 fun-filled days of celebration. Please take a minute to read about all the events available, and plan to attend any or all! There is something for everyone, and we are excited to see you there! Thank you to our Mayor, JH Hadfield, our City Council Rep, Brad Frost, and the amazing men and women at American Fork City who are instrumental in making this celebration happen each year! We couldn’t do it without them! Come one, come all, see you there!
Jean Abram Steel Days Chair
Councilman Brad Frost Steel Days Advisor
The American Fork Steel Days Committee
Mayor and City Council Message Mayor and City Council Say Thanks and Encourage Everyone to Come Celebrate Life in American Fork Our Steel Days Celebration provides an outstanding opportunity to express appreciation to all who live, work, play, volunteer, and operate a business in our community. It is because of the many diverse people and businesses that make American Fork one of the finest cities. We thank everyone: our residents, businesses, visitors and those who work in American Fork for supporting and making a positive difference in our community. We hope that young and old will come and enjoy all the fun that Steel Days has to offer and come Celebrate Life in American Fork with the Mayor and City Council. We look forward to seeing all of our hometown friends and neighbors. With Appreciation, Mayor James H. Hadfield
City Council Members: Brad Frost R. Craig Nielsen Heidi Rodeback Robert Shelton Clark Taylor 7
EVENT
DATE(S)
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LOCATION
Car Show
July 13
11:00 am - 7pm
Rotary Park
Car Cruise
July 13
7:00-9:00 pm
Main Street
Soap Box Derby
July 13
10:00 am
150 West 1120 North
Symphony
July 15
7:00 pm
American Fork Amphitheater
Free Swim
July 16
12:30 pm – 7:00 pm
American Fork Fitness Center
Band Showcase
July 17
7:00 – 9:00 pm
American Fork Amphitheater
Am. Fork Arts Council Showcase
July 17
7:00 - 10:00 pm
American Fork Amphitheater
Garden Tour
July 17
5:00 -9:00 pm
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Youth Dance
July 18
8:00 – 10:30 pm
Fox Hollow Golf Course
Doll Show
July 18-19 July 20
10:00 am – 7:00 pm Noon – 4 pm
Senior Center
Baby Contest
July 18
Times Vary By Age Category Rotary Park (See Baby Contest Form for Times)
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Carnival
July 18-20
July 18: Noon -10:30 pm July 19 & 20 10:30 am - 10:30 pm
Robinson Park
Art Show
July 18-19 July 20
10:00 am-8:00 pm Noon-4pm
American Fork Library
Quilt Show
July 18-19 July 20
10 am – 7 pm Noon - 4pm
AF Senior Center
Children's Parade
July 19
5:30 pm
American Fork High School
Craft Boutique
July 19
4:00 pm – 9:00 pm
American Fork Amphitheater
Picnic in the Park Outdoor Movie- “Wreck-It Ralph” Free Children's Games
July 19
6:00 pm
American Fork Amphitheater
Business Expo (Am. Fork Chamber of Commerce)
July 19
6:00 pm
American Fork Amphitheater
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July 20
6:00 am
Rotary Park
AFHS Marching Band Breakfast
July 20
6:30 am - 9:30am
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Bob Phelps 5K Run Kids 1/2 Mile Run
July 20
7:00 am - 5 K Run 8:30 am - Kids Run Start
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Grand Parade
July 20
9:30 am
Main Street to 4th North
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July 20
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July 20
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History of Steel Days The residents of American Fork have always enjoyed a vibrant city celebration. In the early days American Fork City celebrated Timber Day, an allday village picnic with music, entertainment, and games. It began about 1865 and continued until 1904. Next, came Liberty Days, truly patriotic July celebration, which was held on July 4 and July 24 on alternate years. Liberty Days were observed until 1926. The City then transitioned to celebrate Poultry Days. A modest celebration was held in July 1927. Things really took off in 1928. Miss Mary Pulley was the first Poultry Day Queen. On December 4, 1941, Pearl Harbor was attacked. Eliminating all celebrations for the duration of World War II. After World War II there would be no more Poultry Day Celebration. No community celebration of any kind was held in 1942 or 1943, but a small neighborhood party was held in 1944. Steel Days in American Fork has been a tradition since 1945. It began when Mayor O. De Vere Wootton decided the Poultry Day Celebration no longer reflected the economy of the town. The WWII years brought much change, including the steel industry and declining poultry profits. In 1942 construction began on the new steel plant. By 1945 steel making operations were in production. The construction and operation of Columbia Steel mill (later U.S. Steel) changed everything! In 1945 Mayor Wootton asked civic clubs to suggest names for a new community celebration. Dr. James S. Chadwick and S. Dwight Packard, representing American Fork Lions and Rotary Club, nominated “Steel Days,” to be celebrated on Labor Day. It was accepted. There was no celebration held during 1963, 1964, and 1965. Steel Days almost died of natural causes. Civic clubs were no longer willing to take over the management of the city celebration. Mayor Glen Anderson initiated a smaller “Community Day” in 1965. The American Fork Recreation Committee presented a bigger “Pet and Hobby Show” and a short evening program was held, followed by a meager fireworks display, but it didn’t replace the mammoth celebration to which the town had be10
come accustomed. A full-blown celebration was held again in 1966. Steel Days has grown and improved as the years have passed. There have been many changes-many changes, most for the better. American Fork City has been celebrating since 1865 and look forward to many more years of community celebrations. Source: American Fork City Growing Years by Betty G. Spencer
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Soap Box Derby is open to anyone, male or female, over the age of 8. Non-residents of American Fork are welcome to participate. Participants must be registered by July 6, 2013. You can register at the American Fork Fitness Center (454 N. Center Street). Registration fee is $10 per driver. Requested numbers for your vehicle will be granted on a firstcome first-served basis. A single car may compete in multiple divisions within the Circuit Class (in the case of a family with children of different ages, for example) provided it meets the weight requirements for the class in which it is competing. Each car may have only one driver per class. If two people of the same age group want to compete in one car, the oldest will be bumped to the next class up. However, a car driven by multiple drivers can only win one class. General Information Inspection of each vehicle must take place one week prior to the race July 6th at 9am at the Filly field parking lot. No entries will be accepted after July 6, 2013. (All ballast must be bolted or otherwise securely fastened.) Racers are to be completely gravity powered. No starting or propulsion devices of any kind are allowed. Drivers must be in a seated position. No head-first configurations are allowed. Reclining to any degree is an acceptable configuration as long as driver visibility is not impaired. For more information, call A.F. Recreation at 801-763-3080
Car Show and Cruise SATURDAY, JULY 13 • 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Rotary Park & Main Street Start Your Engines and Come check out some Hot Rods and Sweet Rides at the 2013 American Fork Steel Days Car Show and Cruise. The car show will be held on Saturday, July 13, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Rotary Park (400 South 200 East) and if FREE to the public. Entrants will be competing for awards and prizes. There will also be food and music throughout the day. The cruise will take place immediately following the car show at 7 p.m. Entrants will take their cars and cruise Main Street from 7 to 9 p.m. Entry fee is $20 for the first car and $10 for each additional car. The fee includes an event t-shirt with each $20 entry and a cruise sticker. For more information conact Blayne Thompson at 801-654-1169.
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A.F. Symphony Concert MONDAY, JULY 15 • 7 p.m.
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Junior High School and American Fork High School for more than a decade. She began playing the violin at age 10 and has played for many dignitaries including Barry Goldwater, Ronald and Nancy Reagan and Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. In college, Smith played with the Brigham Young University Philharmonic, the Arizona State University Symphony and the Weber State Symphony. She also sang, danced and fiddled for BYU’s Young Ambassadors and toured India and Sri Lanka with the group. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in music from BYU in 1995. She completed her master’s degree in education in 2000. During and after college, she has performed with numerous ensembles throughout Utah. She played in the violin section of the American Fork Symphony for many years before becoming the symphony’s conductor. During her years as a teacher at AFJHS and AFHS, Smith has seen her students compete in many district, state and national festivals and competitions. Her students have achieved superior ratings and have ranked second in national competitions at the Lincoln Center in New York City. She also teaches private lessons to more than 20 students in her home studio. Smith has been a member of the Utah Music Teachers Association, the National Education Association and the Alpine Education Association. Currently she is the orchestra vice president for the Utah Music Teachers Association. She loves her job, her students and the opportunity to work with the American Fork Symphony, but she says her greatest accomplishment is her family. She and her husband Mark are the parents of six children and have two grandchildren.
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Band Showcase WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 • 7 p.m. American Fork Amphitheater Please join us at the American Fork Amphitheater at Quail Cove, 851 East 700 North for a fun night as we listen to local bands perform. The public is invited free of charge. There will be food vendors in the north parking lot. The Community Theater Program will also have a trio singing a song from “Aida” (which is the summer musical this August).
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Grand Marshals Maynes to serve as parade grand marshals Former teachers and lifelong American Fork residents Douglas A. and Janice Dean Mayne will serve as grand marshals of the 2013 American Fork Steel Days Grand Parade on Saturday, July 20. The parade will start at 9:30 a.m. at 300 W. Main in American Fork and proceed east to 100 East. The parade will then turn north onto 100 East and continue to 400 North. The Maynes invite all friends, family and former students to celebrate this honor with them at a reception in the garden behind their home, located at 381 W. Main, American Fork, immediately following the parade. “They are just quiet leaders,” said Kathleen Boswell, a daughter of the Maynes, said of her parents, adding that her parents’ service and teaching did not end when they left their classrooms. “They did not just put in their eight hours. When they would come home
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inspirational talks at church, school and community events. When he speaks to groups, he wants them to learn, “Don’t give up when you’re going through a challenge, to kind of have a good attitude about it because it’s much better to have a good attitude about it than to feel miserable about it because then they’re going to want to give up,” he said. When he was diagnosed with cancer, doctors gave Paul a 2 percent chance of surviving and he was rushed into emergency surgery. Within the first two weeks after his diagnosis, he was taken into surgery six times. He underwent che-
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Come and enjoy a vast collection of dolls from around the world (or at least American Fork). The show runs for three days and is located at the American Fork Senior Center, 54. E. Main. Free to the public! The Doll Show will be held Thursday & Friday, July 18 & 19 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday, July 20 from Noon to 4:00 p.m.
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Baby Contest
THURSDAY, JULY 18 Rotary Park
The Annual American Fork Steel Days Baby Contest is a great way to help your kids enjoy Steel Days at a VERY young age! The Baby Contest will be held at Rotary Park, 400 S. 200 E., American Fork. Children ages 0-24 months will be eligible to enter as well as twins and multiples within that age group. Registration forms can be picked up at Alpine Pediatrics, located at 1912 W 930 N Pleasant Grove, or at the American Fork City Offices, 51 E. Main. A Registration fee of $10 is required. (For late registration, please arrive at 9:30 a.m. on the day of the contest. A late registration fee of $15 is required.) Winners will be announced and prizes given at 12:30 p.m. the day of the contest. Winners will also get to ride in the Steel Days Parade on Saturday, July 20th.
BABY’S AGE BY JUDGING TIMES 0-4 months 10 - 10:30 a.m. 5-7 months 10 - 10:30 a.m. 8-10 months 10:30 - 11 a.m. 11-13 months 10:30 - 11 a.m. 14-17 months 11 - 11:30 a.m. 18-20 months 11 - 11:30 a.m. 21-24 months 11:30 - 12 p.m. Twins/Multiples 11:30 - 12 p.m.
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Carnival JULY 18-20
Robinson Park, 100 E. Main Pre-Sale Carnival Tickets will be available at the American Fork City Administrative Offices, 51 East Main, American Fork, Utah and various local business from June 24, 2013 to July 17, 2013 until Noon. Please note that Pre-Sale Carnival Tickets will not be sold after Noon on July 17th. Carnival times are as follows: July 18: 12:00 p.m.-10:30 p.m. and July 19 & 20 10:30 a.m.-10:30 p.m. Frequently Asked Questions regarding PreSale Carnival Tickets: Q. What are Pre-Sale Carnival Tickets? A. Pre-Sale Carnival tickets are discount tickets that can be purchased for $1.00 per ticket to be used at the Steel Days City of Fun Carnival.
Pre-sale tickets only require one ticket per ride. Tickets purchased at the City of Fun Carnival may require more than one ticket per ride. Q. What is the latest date I can purchase PreSale Carnival Tickets? A. July 17, 2013 until Noon Steel Days 2013 Pre-sale Carnival Tickets are being sold at the following locations until July 17 at Noon: Family Storehouse 356 E. State Street American Fork City Taylor Drug 51 East Main
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Art Show
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entry, limit three entries Media Categories: Oil, acrylics, water media, mixed media, photography (B&W/Color), graphics, drawing (B&W/Color), ceramics, sculpture/woodcarving. (No theme category-2013) Divisions: Adult, Experienced, Novice Youth: High School, Junior High, Intermediate (4-6 grade), Primary (1-3 grade), and Kindergarten/Preschool Entry Fees:Children and Youth to age 18: $1.00 per entry - Limited to two entries per artist. Experienced and Novice: $5.00 per entry - Limited to three entries per artist. Awards: First, Second, and Third place winners will receive ribbons and small • Graduate in as little as 7½ months! cash awards. Honor• Day or Evening Programs! able Mention winners • Financial aid available to those who qualify! will receive ribbons. • Accredited by Recipients of these honors receive ribbons as well as cash awards. For those planning to enter artwork, please note registration date is Monday, July 15, 2013 from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. at the American Fork Library, 64 South 100 East. 135 S. State Street, Suite 12 • Lindon www.ucmt.com Times: July 18-19, Campus also located in Salt Lake City 10am - 8pm; July 20, For more information about our graduation rates, the median debt of students who completed the program, Noon - 4pm. and other important information, please visit our website at www.ucmt.com/massage-programs.htm.
Since the early 1950’s, the Steel Days Art Show has been one of the premiere events in American Fork City’s Summer Celebration. The Art Show has divisions for children of all ages and adults up to the experienced artist. The show brings in over 500 pieces of fine art annually from
artists all over the county. The artwork is judged by local professionals and awards are received. The show is on display throughout the main week of Steel Days in the American Fork Library. Registration fee: $1.00, for youth for each entry, limit two entries. $5.00, for each adult
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Quilt Show JULY 18-20
Senior Center Since 1990, the annual Steel Days Quilt Show has been conducted by members of New Friends Quilt Circle as a community service project. This will be the 23rd year the Quilt Show has been a part of Steel Days. The show offers an opportunity to showcase the workmanship of local area artisans. The quilts are hung for public viewing after being judged for their quality of work. Ribbons are given out for a variety of categories. The Utah Quilt Guild donates $25.00 for the Best of Show award. Volunteers are available to answer questions and to safeguard the valuable quilts. The show is free to the public This year’s theme was selected because Steel Days is an unusual celebration since there are no steel mills in the area. Examples of unusual celebrations: Grandparent’s Day, Arbor Day, Columbus Day, etc. July 18 & 19 Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. July 20 Hours: Noon to 4:00 p.m. To enter your quilt, please bring it to the Senior Citzen Center, 54 East Main from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on July 9, 2013. Quilts can be picked up at the close of the show at 5:00 p.m. on July 20, 2013.
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Craft Boutique JULY 19 • 4-9 p.m. American Fork Amphitheater
American Fork Steel Days Craft Boutique 2013 is looking for Local Artists & Crafters to participate in this year’s boutique. Booth space is limited so hurry and register. Please click here to downlowad the vendor application. No commercial businesses please. Booth spaces are 10’x10’ Booth rental fee: $25.00
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Children's Parade JULY 19 • 5:30 p.m. American Fork High School
Please join us in our Children’s Parade. You can walk, ride a bike, pull wagon, push a stroller or drive your battery operated car. No gas powered vehicles. Please decorate, dress up and have fun. We will start at the American Fork High School in the parking lot at 5:30 p.m. There will be popsicles for all participants and is free to the public. The Steel Days theme this year is “Celebrating Life in American Fork.”
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Picnic in the Park JULY 19 • 6 p.m. American Fork Amphitheater
Picnic in the park has been a tradition for over five years and continues to grow bigger and better each year. There are a lot of free games for children to participate in. Following a night of games, a free movie is shown at dusk. The movie that will be shown this year is Wreck It Ralph. There are also lots of wonderful food vendors so you can grab dinner and watch the movie or bring your own picnic to enjoy. The American Fork Area Chamber and Picnic in the Park have also teamed up to include a few select vendors that will be offering prizes and sharing info on their products and services.
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JULY 20 • 6:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Fresh Market Parking Lot
The American Fork High School Marching Band, with our sponsor, Fresh Market, will be hosting the annual Steel Days Breakfast in their parking lot located at 100 E. and Main. Please join us for a fabulous breakfast and stay to watch the Parade! Breakfast includes pancakes, hash browns, eggs, ham, and a drink. Band members will be selling tickets in advance, with 100% profit going to support that student. Tickets will also be available on the morning of the breakfast. Thanks to our wonderful sponsor, Fresh Market, for making this possible! See you at the Breakfast! TICKET PRICES ARE AS Adult (12 and over) Child (3-11) Toddler (0-2)
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The Bob Phelps 5k and toddler trot (1/4 mile), kids ½ mile is a run for the whole family. The 5k also has a walkers division and fireghter division. Trophies are awarded three deep in the 5k and five deep in the kids run. The walkers division is divided into two age divisions under 40 and 40 and over. Finisher medals are also awarded to the first five hundred entries. Registration forms are available at the City Administrative Offices,51 East Main and Fleet Feet, 368 North 750 West. 5k Run/Walk: Preregistration-$15.00 with T-Shirt, $10.00 without T-Shirt , Day of race $20.00 with T-Shirt, and $30.00 with T-Shirt. Kids Run and Toddler Trot: Preregistration -$10.00 with T-Shirt and Day of Race - $15.00 Scan the Code at right to see a map of the race. AF Steel QR Days 2013.pdf 1 6/21/2013 4:25:13 PM D A I LY HER
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Grand Parade SATURDAY, JULY 20 • 9:30 a.m. Main Street
Don’t miss out on the Annual American Fork Grand Parade! A great opportunities for families to come out and enjoy marching bands, city & business entries, and much much more! If you are looking to enter the parade please note that unlike prior years, this year we will have a limited number of entries. We will be accepting entries on a first come basis with a limited number of commercial entries. If interested in participating in our city parade, please respond promptly. For late entries to the Grand Parade, please e-mail hone.amy@gmail.com for the Steel Days Grand Parade parade application packet. Scan the QR Code for a map of the parade route.
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A.F. Chamber Steak Fry SATURDAY, JULY 20 • 5:30 p.m. Evergreen Park
•Don’t want to cook! •Need a cheap date night! •Great deal on a steak dinner! •You won’t find any cheaper anywhere! •Delicious, fresh grilled steaks with all the fixings. Great summer meal! As part of the Steel Days celebration, the American Fork Chamber of Commerce board along with Macey’s Grocery store will get out their event barbecues and grill a delicious 8 oz. New York steaks made to order for the public. New this year, will be a grilled chicken breast option. This annual event attracts several hundred people who love to enjoy a delicious meal before the Big
Show. This meal includes baked potato, lettuce salad, roll, drink, and cookie. The cost is $10 per person. The chamber is also offering a $2.50 hot dog kid’s meal. This includes hot dog, chips, cookie, and drink. Buy your tickets at the City administration building at 51 E Main or online at afchamber.org. Cost: $12 per adult, or $2.50 for a hot dog dinner for the kids (12 and under). $15 at the door. New this year The American Fork Chamber will be hosting a business expo as part of the annual Picnic in the Park event. Twelve local businesses will be participating. Companies like Modern Dentistry, Family Storehouse, Digis, and more will have booths to visit during the evening events. For more information call Caleb Houghton, 801-358-4988 or the chamber at 801-319-8655
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SATURDAY, JULY 20 • 7 p.m. American Fork High School
Little River Band will headline the 2013 Steel Days Big Show/Fireworks Display on Saturday, July 20, 2013 at American Fork High School, 510 North 600 East, American Fork, Utah. The band Firefly will be the opener. Gates open at 6:00 p.m. and the show begins at 7:00 p.m. Little River Band was the first Australian band to sucessfully conquer foreign markets from an Austrian base. Within eight months of their birth, LRB had already scored three Austrian Top 20 singles and two Top Ten albums. In 1976, after their selftitled debut album was released in the USA, the long grind of 13 US Tours in eight years had begun. To learn more, click here. Firefly, consisting of three lovely sisters with a
distinctive and infectious sound, will open for Little River Band. This charming group of girls has been called the best country pop trio since the Dixie Chicks. They have opened for Carrier Underwood, Zac Brown, LeAnn Rimes, Jimmy Eat World, Martina McBride and Justin Bieber.
TICKETS NOW ON SALE! Ticket Prices Advance Purchases: Adults: $15.00 Kids (9-16): $10.00 8 and under free In-Person: American Fork City Offices 51 East Main American Fork, Utah 84003 M-F 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Online Purchases: (online service fees apply)
Smith’s Tix Day of Show: Adults: $20.00 @ Gate Kids (9 to 16): $15.00
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Garden Tours WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 • 5-9 p.m. Hey garden lovers. What is there to do on a Wednesday evening in American Fork? Well, we have a suggestion for you...The American Fork Beautification Committee in conjunction with the Steel Days Organization wish to invite you to the first in a series of garden tours within our fair city. Come join us for an evening of strolling through the gardens of many city dwellers. You will see lavish gardens, backyard gardens, water gardens, vegetable gardens as well as simple gardens. Feel free to take notes, ask questions or just enjoy an evening stroll while reviewing the possibilities of the gardens which may exist someday in your own back yards. This event will take place on Wednesday, July 17th from 5:00 -9:00 p.m. Maps and instructions will be available at the library or city hall. Hope to see you there.
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Steel Days Committee Councilman Brad Frost ...............Steel Days Advisor Shauna Thomas...................................... City Liaison Jean Abram .................................... Steel Days Chair Jim Phelps...................................5K & Children’s Run Kristin Kmetzsch........................... Picnic In The Park Randy Spafford............................... Soap Box Derby Kathleen Millward.......................................Art Show Hollie Baxter....................................... Craft Boutique Mariann Taylor.....................................Baby Contest Tiffany Olds............................................... Big Show Amy Hone....................Food Vendors & Grand Parade Maxine Steele........................................... Symphony Josh Walker................ Publicity & AF Chamber Liaison Jodi Frost........................................Children’s Parade Letha Taylor.............................................. Doll Show Blaine Thompson....................................... Car Show Peggy Narhuminti.....................................Quilt Show Christian Abo......................................... Youth Dance
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