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Saturday Fun: Chumuckla Redneck Parade, BonfireJam
December 10, 2010
The Chumuckla Athletic Association will host it’s annual Chumuckla Redneck Parade on Saturday at 2:00, to be followed by BonfireJam with country stars Rodney Atkins and Little Big Town.
The day will begin at 9:00 with a car and tractor show, rock climbing and jumpers, crafts, and lots of food.
Ticket prices for the BonfireJam are $20 for general admission, $35 for preferred seating and $25 at the gate, while they last. The box office will open at 10 a.m. on the day of the show.
Children under the age of ten are free with purchase of an adult ticket for the general admission section only. General admission will be festival seating, so be sure to bring a lawn chair or blanket and arrive early, the gate opens at 3 p.m. and the concert starts at 5 p.m. Seating will be provided for preferred seating ticket holders.
To purchase tickets and for more information, visit www.bonfirejam.com. (Tickets are not needed for the free parade.)
Starting Saturday’s musical entertainment will be the Sawmill Band, which is the house band of the Famers Opry House in Chumuckla followed by Little Big Town at 6:30 and Atkins at 8 p.m.
The event funds Rednecks Caring at Christmas program that provides Christmas to the needy kids in the area.
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4 Responses to “Saturday Fun: Chumuckla Redneck Parade, BonfireJam”
>>It would have helped if you had told us the exact route the parade will take so that we would all know where to go to have a good view. Thanks for the info.
I agree. It would have helped if the parade organizers had told me or put it on their website. Seriously, I don’t think you could miss it in Chumuckla.
William,
It would have helped if you had told us the exact route the parade will take so that we would all know where to go to have a good view. Thanks for the info.
I THINK THIS IS A GREAT EVENT I TRY TO GO EVERY YEAR BUT I MAY NOT MAKE IT THIS YEAR! I WOULD LOVE TO WATCH THE REDNECK PARADE! I MAY BE IN THE MIDDLE OF SOMETHING SO THATS WHY I MAY NOT MAKE IT THIS YEAR! SORRY!
We are really proud of our little Chumuckla hitting the big time these days. Eddie was born and reared in this wonderful community. The street in front of school was named for his Dad “Roy Cook Road” because they were the only ones living down there. Eddie walked to school each day. When we married I had never seen a community as close as the people who lived there. Most of them were related or lived there their entire life. At that time, there were two churches, the Methodist church and Assembly of God. If one didn’t have a minister they all went to the other. It didn’t matter about denomination because they were all a close knit community. Eddie tells everyone he had to come across river the find someone not related to him to marry. When we settled in Davisville, we built a barn and had “barn dances” for the community here to enjoy. Had to turn people away it got so much “word by mouth publicity” We had a visitor a couple of weekends and he looked the barn over,went back to Chumuckla and started the “Farmers Opry”. Now look how famous Chumucka is with the Redneck Parade, Farmers Opry and now the Redneck Bonfire. Think I’ll start another idea here this spring and watch it grow.