Spring Fling 2010 in Danville, PA
Family-Oriented Free Fun at Spring Fling, May 1, 2010
The 24th annual Spring Fling will take place on May 1, 2010. It is held along Mill, Lower Mulberry and East and West Mahoning Streets in downtown Danville, PA. These streets will be closed off to traffic. The fun begins at 9 a.m. and ends at 5 p.m.
Danville's 2010 Spring Fling will begin with the 3rd Annual River Towns Marathon and Half Marathon. For more information, go to www.rivertownrace.com
A variety of live entertainment will be available and parking is free in honor of the family-friendly event. Local dance studios usually showcase jazz and ballet performances along with local Tae Kwon Do teams and live bands.
Many downtown Danville restaurants and stores will stay open for the Spring Fling. Non-profits offer food and information to raise awareness for their cause. I love the variety of German roasted almonds available at the event.
Unique crafts created from residents of Danville, PA and surrounding communities will be available. In the past, Christ Memorial Episcopal Church has sold jewelry that was made in African villages, the sales benefit those villages.
Just off the main drag, Pine Street Lutheran Church historically has provided a rest area and a baby changing station.
The Spring Fling in Danville attracts thousands of visitors to the small northeast borough. For information on becoming a vendor, click here. Read Vendor Rules & Instructions here.
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Spring Fling in Downtown Danville, PA, VisitDanvillePA
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- Danville PA Annual Spring Fling is always the first Saturday in May.
- Spring Fling 2010 sets off with the 3rd Annual River Towns Marathon and Half Marathon.
- Live entertainment, food and craft vendors, and downtown Danville shops will be open for event.
9 Comments
Post a CommentGo Danville! And people think nothing happens in Central PA. :-)
Sounds like a fun event!
Fun time for families! :)
Good for you, getting the word out about the Spring Fling early :) Seems fun!
I miss living in PA, such a pretty state. Nice reporting!
Great report, sounds like fun! I am ready for Spring! :-)
This sounds like a good time! I can't wait for Spring!!
Sounds like fun!
Dang girl, I wish I lived in PA after reading this article. Sounds like a ton of fun!