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Marine City’s Maritime Days Festival turns 40 Scores of events mark the big weekend, Aug. 2-4 By Jim Bloch For MediaNews Group
Marine City Maritime Days is celebrating its 40th birthday. Founded in 1979, the 2019 edition of the festival promises to be one of the most exciting yet. The central action of the three day party, Aug. 2-5, takes place along Water Street from Marine City’s public beach on the north end all the way south to the Holy Cross Catholic Church. Water Street hugs the mighty St. Clair River and the river provides a dramatic backdrop for the three day event. The festival blends a beer tent, local and regional music, fireworks and plenty of vendors along Water Street. Events include everything from the ridiculous to the sublime. On the ridiculous end of the continuum, look for Chicken Splat Bingo. “A chicken is unleashed on a board with a grid of numbers on it, and the number on which it poops, it’s the winning one,” according to the festival web-
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Sunny weather and new additions to the festival drew crowds to Water Street to enjoy the 2018festival. site. “As simple as that. Games will be played in the beer tent at random times throughout the day/night.” On the sublime side, the second annual Gary Kohs Lighted Boat Parade is set for dusk, Saturday, Aug. 3. Jim Cottrell is organizing the event. Boaters who want to participate should begin lining up at 9:30 p.m. at Dunn’s Marina on Belle River. The parade will motor upriver from the mouth of the Belle to Marine City
Beach and back. Art of various sorts always plays a major role in Maritime Days. The Maritime Days annual Juried Arts and Crafts Show will be staged on the grounds of Marine City’s historic city hall at 300 Broadway, coordinated by Chris Finsterwald and Sarah Polio. The show will be held on Saturday and Sunday. There are also Do-ItYourself opportunities to
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The Detroit Shriners entertained the crowds with tiny cars, clowns and performers at the 2018parade. Annual Maritime Days Kids Fishing Contest for boys and girls ages 16 and under will be held Saturday, Aug. 3, 10 a.m.-noon. Registration begins at 9 a.m. There is no charge to participate. If you own the world’s cutest pet or are raising the world’s cutest baby, enter photographs in the Cut-
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Speaking of royalty, the festival will crown queens in four categories. 2019 Maritime queen contestants are Karly Rose Merrill and Madison Fullington. Junior Miss Maritime Queen contestants are Savanna Dawn Lynch, Jaelin Johnson, Jazmyne Kay Schulte and Maranda Sue Schulte. 2019 Lil’ Miss Maritime contestants are Bailey Steward, Juliette Desrosiers and Payten Danneels. Adalyn Marie Lynch is the only contestant in the baby contest. The big fireworks show, always one of the most popular features of the festival, goes up Friday night over the river at 10 p.m. The Kids Demolition Derby, in which youngsters drive 12-volt mini-cars, promises hectic fun. But the
The Montrose Blueberry queen and her court joined in the fun for the Maritime Days Festival parade. only things that get demolished are balloons. Be sure to register for 2019 Cornhole Tournament, which will be held Saturday afternoon. It costs $25 to register each two-person team. One of the annual highlights of Maritime Days is the Grand Parade set for Sunday, August 4 at 2 p.m. Staging will take place
south of the Biff LaBuhn Bridge. The parade will flow over the bridge and head PHOTOS BY COLLEEN KOWALEWSKI — FOR MEDIANEWS GROUP east on Bridge Street, north A petting farm gave young visitors a chance to feed goats, sheep and a young cow, and to on South Water Street, west interact with chickens, ducks and geese. on Broadway and south on South Main. The parade lasts about an hour-and-ahalf. Jim Bloch is a freelance writer. Contact him at
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Kids take center stage at 40th annual Maritime Days Festival offers fun in all shapes and sizes By Jim Bloch For MediaNews Group
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For kids growing up in the small towns of St. Clair County, nothing except Christmas stokes the anticipation and promises the fun of a summer festival. That’s especially true in Marine City, where Maritime Days is turning 40, old enough to have a passel of its own offspring. Almost everything at the festival — with the exception of the beer tent — is staged with children and teens in mind. The Kids Demolition Derby promises a special breed of hectic fun. Youngsters will drive 12-volt mini-cars, but the only things that will be demolished are balloons. “Each car will receive two balloons,” according to the festival website. “One will be taped on the front and one on the back. The
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“Bring your chalk and ideas,” advise organizers. Registration is at festival headquarters by the beer tent. There will be plenty of opportunities for young people to root on their favorite contestants in the four queen contests, which range in age from babies to high school seniors. Dozens upon dozens of kids will march in the 2019 Maritime Days Grand Parade, to be held on Sunday, August 4 at 2 p.m. — scout troops, marching bands, martial arts squads and the queens from various other festivals. The parade itself, which caps Maritime Days, is always a favorite of kids of all ages.
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Four queens to be crowned at Marine City Maritime Days Fundraisers determine Miss Maritime Days, Junior, Little Miss and Baby title By Jim Bloch For MediaNews Group
For the 40th anniversary of Marine City Maritime Days, the festival will crown four queens. Miss Maritime Days is open to young women who are in 11th or 12th grades. Junior Miss Maritime Days will crown a queen in sixth through 10th grade. Little Miss Maritime Days is open
to girls in K-fifth grade. The baby queen must be under one year of age. The crowning of the queens will take place as part of the Opening Ceremonies, set for the Festival Stage, 6-6:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 2. Karly Rose Merrill and Madison Fullington are vying for 2019 Maritime Queen. Junior Miss Maritime Queen contestants are Savanna Dawn Lynch, Jaelin Johnson, Jazmyne Kay Schulte and Maranda Sue Schulte. 2019 Lil’ Miss Maritime contestants are Bailey Steward, Juliette Desrosiers and Payten Danneels.
Adalyn Marie Lynch is the only contestant in the baby contest. Instead of a talent or beauty contest, winners are selected based upon how much money they can raise. The girl who raises the most money wins. The money raised is divided between the contestants and the festival. The queens typically receive $1,000; runners up, $500; second place finishers, $250; all other contestants, $50. Most of the festival’s share of the proceeds is poured back into the contest, repairing f loats or constructing new f loats and other expenses related
to the competition. Last year, Riverview East High constructed two new floats for the Maritime royalty. All the queens and first runners up ride on one float and the second runners up and the courts will ride the second. Miss Maritime Days is likely to participate in the parades of other summer festivals in the area, such as Bay Rama, the Algonac Pickerel Tournament, the Yale Bologna Festival and Richmond Good Old Days. Look for queens from those festivals in the big parade on Sunday at 2 p.m. Votes for queen are 25 cents each and voting boxes are located at: the Corner Grocery, Dairy Queen, Marine City Grill, Alyssa Crampton, 2017Miss Maritime Days, crowned the Marathon Gas Station and winners and runners up in the 2018Little Miss Maritime Days contest. The Sweet Tooth.
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Marine City Festival, Inc. is the nonprofit group behind Maritime Days Goal is to boost the community through tourism and wholesome fun By Jim Bloch For MediaNews Group
Who provides the engine that makes the fun-machine known as Maritime Days run? The first Maritime Days festival appeared on the scene in 1979. Three years later, Marine City Festival, Inc. was formed to produce the event. The main goal of the festival is to attract attention and visitors to Marine City and the surrounding townships. MCF, Inc. works at linking area businesses to visitors as well as promoting the local art and music scene. The organization is staffed by volunteers. MCF, Inc. is a 501(c)(3)
nonprofit organization, which means donations to the festival are tax deductible. MCF officers include president Dawn Campbell, vice president Michelle Hupcik and treasurer Gisela Horn, according to the festival website maritimedays.net. The organization has three directors: Darrell Campbell, Rick Hupcik and Matt Horn. “Mostly, the money we raise goes back into the festival, such as the fireworks display or advertising,” said Michele Boren, who helped organize the 2018 edition of the festival. “Hopefully, as we get bigger and better, we’ll be able to support other things in the community.”
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