News Summary
Columbia residents are invited to the first Springfest Fundraiser this Saturday, April 5th, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Dutch Fork High School. The event aims to raise funds for local schools and features live music, a kickball tournament, and more activities for families. Entry is just $5 per person, with proceeds supporting education in Lexington-Richland District Five. Bring the family for a day of fun while contributing to a great cause!
Get Ready for Springfest in Columbia, SC!
Hey, Columbia residents! This weekend brings some exciting news to all of you as Lexington-Richland District Five is all set to kick off its very first Springfest Fundraiser. If you’re looking for a fun way to spend your Saturday, mark your calendars for this Saturday, April 5th. The event kicks off from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and promises a whole lot of excitement for everyone.
Location, Location, Location!
So where’s all this action happening? Right at the Dutch Fork High School football stadium! Pack up the family, grab your friends, and head on down to cheer for a great cause. It’s not just about some sunshine and fresh air; it’s about coming together as a community to support our schools and students.
Why Attend Springfest?
The main agenda of the day is to raise money that will go directly to helping students and schools within the Lexington-Richland District Five. Your participation will have a direct impact on the education and resources available to our kids. Now how wonderful is that?
Fun Activities Await!
Now let’s dive into what you can expect while you’re there. If you love music and some lively competition, you’re in for a real treat! The event will feature a variety of musical performances that are sure to keep the energy high. And for those looking to showcase their athletic skills, a kickball tournament is on the schedule too! Picture this: friends and families battling it out on the field, all in the spirit of fun and friendly competition. Sounds like a fantastic way to kick off the spring season, doesn’t it?
Entry Fee – Not a Barrier!
You’re probably wondering about the cost. Well, for just $5 per person, you can dive into the full Springfest experience. What a deal! With this small entry fee, you’re not just gaining access to an awesome day full of activities; you’re also making a contribution to a noble cause.
Who Can Join?
This event is family-friendly and welcomes everyone! Whether you’re a parent, student, or a community member, your presence will add to the festive spirit of Springfest. It’s a great opportunity for everyone to gather, enjoy each other’s company, and support a fantastic initiative aimed at improving our education system.
What to Bring
While you’re preparing your plans for the day, don’t forget to bring along a few essentials! Sunscreen is a must, especially with the sunny Carolina weather we’ve been having lately. Comfortable shoes are also a great idea if you’re planning to participate in the kickball games. Don’t forget about water bottles to stay hydrated while you have fun!
Join Us!
This inaugural Springfest event promises to be a heartwarming day filled with laughter, camaraderie, and community spirit. We can’t wait to see you all there supporting our schools! So let’s gather at Dutch Fork High School and make this event a memorable one. Remember, it’s not just another weekend—it’s our chance to make a difference.
So, Columbia, will you be part of Springfest? Grab your friends and family, get your game face on, and prepare to have a blast while contributing to a brighter future for our students! See you Saturday!
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- ABC Columbia: Springfest Fundraiser
- WLTX: Spring Events in Columbia
- Keeneland: Spring Meet Events
- Google Search: Spring Festivals
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Spring Season
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