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Parade of Lights
Annual Rotary parade begins weekend Pumpkin Festival
The Annual Parade of Lights
begins the City of Romulus Pumpkin
Festival at 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 21.
Dozens of lighted vehicles, floats,
people and even animals will parade
in front of thousands of residents and
visitors throughout downtown
Romulus.
The Romulus Rotary Club antici-
pates dozens of entries with $100
prizes being awarded to the winners
in each of six categories: commercial,
motorized,
non-motorized
(people/animal-powered), classic cars
(and other forms of transportation),
live music and schools. All entries
and participants must be decorated
with working lights - the more lights
the better.
There is no fee to enter and
advance registration is requested, but
not mandatory. The night of the
parade, participants start assembling
at 6:30 on Goddard Road east of
Wayne Road. Participants can arrive
no later than 7:30 p.m. At 8 p.m., rain
or shine, the parade entries make
their way west and south toward Five
Points.
At the end of the parade route, par-
ticipants are invited to enjoy free
refreshments at the Progressive Club
Hall, 11580 Ozga St.
The application and a complete set
of rules can be found at
book.com/RomulusRotary andwww.
romulusgov.com/PumpkinFestival.
Organizers request that the appli-
cation be filled out and mailed to
