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Soothing Saturday Event Registration


The Soothing Saturday event is still planned for Saturday.  The inclement weather will be behind us.

 

Set up Time for Exhibitors is 9:00 am – 10:30 am (Please plan to set up on the City Hall breezeway area.)

 

Event Program begins at 11:00 am – All persons appearing on program will receive a final agenda today. Promised on yesterday but City Hall offices were closed and final vetting is occurring now.

 

If you are interested in participating as an Exhibitor and have not submitted your event registration form, please do so today. The form is attached.


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