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    8th Annual Clarkdale Car Show & Chili Cook-Off

    February 1, 2018No Comments
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    logo_clarkdalecarshowBy Kerrie Snyder

    Clarkdale AZ (February 1, 2018) – Mark your calendars for Saturday, March 10th and join us on Main Street in Historic Downtown Clarkdale for our 8th Annual Car Show & Chili Cook-Off sponsored by the Clarkdale Downtown Business Alliance and the Clarkdale Foundation.

    From 9am to 2pm we’re featuring cars, trucks and motorcycles on Main Street competing in four different categories for the top People’s Choice award of $100 sponsored by Larry Green Chevrolet, O’Reilly Auto Parts, Graham’s Integrity Auto Sales and D&K Service Cycle. Hensley Beverage is sponsoring a beer booth and Four Eight Wineworks along with 10-12 Lounge will bring you live music from PK Gregory. Additionally, local chefs will compete in a chili cook-off vying for the best chili award. New this year we’re excited to bring you a demonstration from the Arizona Chapter of the Cycle Kart Club. Stroll along Main Street and enjoy another fun event in Clarkdale!

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    For more information on the event, to volunteer or to register your vehicle please visit www.clarkdalecarshow.com

    Registration is limited to the first 150 vehicles.

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