12th Annual
Perry Hall / White Marsh Town Fair
July 12, 2008 -10am to 5pm
4600 block of Ebenezer Road in front of Perry Hall High School
Come join the fun !
Perry Hall White Marsh Business Association P.O. Box 301 Perry Hall, MD 21128 | Contact Us: 410-931-0030 | info@phwmba.org
"Bigger and Better than ever....
A record crowd of 16,000 attended the
Perry Hall Town Fair"
...to the NORTHEAST BOOSTER & Patuxent Publishing for their promotion and support of the fair over the last 12 years!!
A Special Note of Appreciation
Don't forget to register for
our new singing contest
Perry Hall Superstars
4 Star Sponsors Get:
Free Booth in Preferred Space at Fair
and a 4 Star Sponsor Flag to display
at your free booth
The Annual Perry Hall/White Marsh Town Fair is held the second Saturday in July near the Perry Hall High School featuring family-oriented activities, live music on three stages, petting zoo, ponies, games and over 135 vendors.
Fair Opens at 10AM.
Fair Opens at 10AM.
Silent Auction in Beer Garden
New Displays & Activities
Great Children's Games
over 135 vendors
pony rides & petting zoo
Veteran's History Project
kid's games & moonbounce
... and so much more!
FREE
Shuttle Bus
Banner Display at Fair
24” x 72” provided by sponsor.
Display at main stage.
Premier Location of Company Name, Logo and advertising message on Four Star Sponsorship page in Town Fair Program, Any printed materials & promotions for event & on our website promotions. (must be a paid sponsor by June 8th to be included in printed materials)
1/4 page ad in our monthly newsletter for 6 months 4’x5’ ad reaching our 100 members and distributed throughout the community
12”x18” poster logo listing for your business and displayed at all Association events for 12 months, acknowledging your continued support monthly
FREE Shuttle Bus from 9:30-5:30PM
from Faith Fellowship Church (old Metro) at Perry Hall Square
Live demonstrations
Wine & Beer Garden
Entertainment Schedule
Main Stage - Elio & Greg - Fun, Contemporary Duo Performing from 10AM-Noon
Dean Crawford & the Dunn River Band Performing from 12:30-4pm
Wine Garden - The Esquires (returning for their 4th year!) Performing from Noon-4pm
West Side Pavilion - "Around the Block" Music You Know and Love! 1:30 - 4PM
Kids Zone - Pony Rides 11AM-2PM
Bubbles the Clown Noon-3PMDJ Brian Powell 10AM-4PMPetting Zoo 10AM-4PMVelcro Wall JumpJousting ContestGames & Activities - ALL DAYContests & Games--
Perry Hall Superstars 1:30PM
Dunking Booth (benefiting Pets on Wheels)
Flower Wheel (benefiting the Perry Hall Woman's Club)
Final Competion for Damon's Grill Recipe Contest
Marvelous SILENT AUCTION
in the Beer Garden 11AM-3PM
Live Demonstrations throughout the day!!
Gymnastics by Baltimore County Gymnastics Tae Kwon Do Masters
Community Row - New & Improved "Circle" of Activities & Demonstrations
Veteran's History Project - Nature Display - Health & Beauty - Race Care (Susquehanna Bank), Maryland Lottery
Maryland National Guard, White Marsh Fire Dept. Fresh Vegetable Stand Christmas in July
MORE TO COME!!
Rules: Each contestant must be prepared to sing up to 2 songs that must be less than 4 minutes. The songs must be submitted with registration form on or before June 30th. Music will be provided by a karaoke DJ and all efforts will be made to accomodate the contestant’s first and second choice. Contestants will be notified by email (or mail if they do not have email) as to the songs they will be expected to perform. The first 25 registrants will perform at least one song. Judges will vote on the performances and determine the top 5 contestants. The top 5 contestants will perform an additional song. After all 5 have performed, judges will confer and decide on the contestants standing between themselves. The judges results will be confidential until after the “audience” votes. Ballots will be available for each of the 5 finalists and the audience will be invited to vote for their favorite performer. Votes may be cast for 20 minutes, at which time, the votes will be counted by an independent committee. It is estimated that the singing portion of the competition will end between 3:30 and 4PM. Allowing for voting tabulation, the winner of the contest will be determined by audience voting 50% and judges voting 50%. In the event of a tie, a “sing-off” will be performed by the contestants who are tied and the winner will be determined by audience response. Judges will announce the final determination of the winner, and all decisions are final. Prizes will be awarded to the winner at the conclusion of the competition.
