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Surprise Founder's Day to capture 'essence' of Original Town Site

The city of Surprise and the Surprise Original Townsite Stakeholder Committee announced another celebration of the city’s heritage at Founder’s Day.

“This event is dedicated to celebrating the founding of the city of Surprise and the establishment of the Original Town Site, while capturing the essence of the long-celebrated tradition,” city officials wrote in a news release.

It’s scheduled for 4:30 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, April 5 at Bicentennial Park, 16705 N. Nash St.

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Surprise Founder's Day to capture 'essence' of Original Town Site

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The city of Surprise and the Surprise Original Townsite Stakeholder Committee announced another celebration of the city’s heritage at Founder’s Day.

“This event is dedicated to celebrating the founding of the city of Surprise and the establishment of the Original Town Site, while capturing the essence of the long-celebrated tradition,” city officials wrote in a news release.

It’s scheduled for 4:30 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, April 5 at Bicentennial Park, 16705 N. Nash St.

The event will kick off with a parade traveling from the Surprise Senior Center, north to Paradise Lane and then west to Nash Street and then north to end at Bicentennial Park.

The program will feature a variety of local musicians, performers and speakers. Attendees can also enjoy games, food and informational booths.

“This is a great opportunity for the community to gather and celebrate the history, diversity and spirit of the city’s heritage,” officials wrote.

Volunteers are needed to help with setup, cleanup and support of the vendors. Two shifts are available.

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