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Participants registered to take part in the record-breaking wooden shoe dance at Tulip Time in Pella on Saturday can begin early check-in Thursday.
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November 9th likely feels like years ago for the five young ladies on the 2010 Tulip Time Royal Court, who were selected by a panel of judges to represent the community in the months leading up to and during this year’s event.
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With tens of thousands My Ex Is Texting Me I Want Him Back of visitors ascending on Pella for the 75th Annual Tulip Time festival, traffic control will be of utmost importance to ensure that the community’s guests and residents alike can get to where they need to be.
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An eye on the forecast for later this week looks as though the weather will cooperate for the 75th Annual Tulip Time festival in Pella, though it may be a bit cooler than what we’ve been experiencing.
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A special exhibit commemorating 75 years of Tulip Time tradition is currently on display in Heritage Hall in the Pella Historical Village.
Friday is the final chance for area residents to officially be a part of a record-breaking event at next week’s Tulip Time festival in Pella. So far, the number of registrants well exceeds the existing record for Dutch dancers in wooden shoes, but organizers are hoping to set a truly impressive benchmark for the 75th anniversary of Tulip Time.
Bonnie Verberg, Director of the Vermeer Mill and Pella Historical says there is a lot of buzz surrounding the record-breaking opportunity.
“I had some fifth grade kids in the other day from Pella Community Schools, and many of those children had signed up and many more were planning to,” said Verberg. “Yes, I think there’s a lot of excitement. When else do you get a chance to get your name in the Guinness Book of World Records?”
To register before Friday’s deadline, visit www.PellaTulipTime.com, or stop by the Vermeer Mill Interpretive Center during business hours to sign up.
Pella’s 75th Annual Tulip Time festival is fast-approaching, and the Pella Public Works Department is well underway in some of the “behind-the-scenes” preparations for the popular celebration.
Performances by the U.S. Air Force Service Band, Lynn Cooper and the Nadas will highlight another full schedule of entertainment at this year’s Tulip Time festival.
Efforts to set a World Record for people dancing in wooden shoes appear to have the record in the bag, but organizers are hoping to raise the bar yet again.
As part of the “75 Years of Klompen Tradition” theme at this May’s Tulip Time, there will be a wooden shoe decorating contest to begin the week leading up to the festival.
The Pella Historical Society continues to promote the upcoming attempt to break a world record for dancers in wooden shoes at this year’s Tulip Time celebration.
A crowd of around 200 people filled the seats of the Pella Community Center Auditorium last Tuesday evening to watch Tulip Queen Heidi Schulte and the Royal Court deliver their Tulip Time program for the first time in Pella.