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KingFest 2012!

Saturday, October 6, 2012 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Central Park in King, NC
 
 
     

KingFest, held annually the first Saturday in October at King Central Park, includes a variety of activities for all ages. Live music performed at the amphitheatre features 50's, oldies, bluegrass and gospel music. Also included in the day's events are arts and crafts, children's activities, a youth fishing tournament, a horseshoe pitching tournament, community-prepared country food, heritage demonstrations, miniature train rides, a classic cruise-in car show, kids' Olympics, a corn hole tournament, contests and prize drawings. Admission and parking are free, and parking is adequate for bus tours.

King Central Park, located on Kirby Road, is a 17-acre municipal park, with paved walking trails; a stocked fish pond; picnic shelters, restored eighteenth century cabins, a veterans' memorial and an amphitheatre.

Directions: From US Hwy 52, take exit 123 and go 1/2 mile toward King. Turn right onto Kirby Road and go 1/2 mile, just past P.B. Clark's Restaurant. King Central Park will be on the left. There is a sign and U.S. flag flying at the first entrance to the park. Public parking will be in the amphitheatre lot at the second park entrance.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR SPONSORS!
Thank you to these local businesses who sponsored the 2011 KingFest

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2011 

Festival Sponsors

City of King and King Chamber of Commerce

 
Title Sponsors
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Stokes Citizens for Safe and Healthy Communities /
Unlimited Success
 Stokes Partnership for Children
NewBridge Bank
McDonald's of King
 
 
RJR Music Stage
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company

Little Folks' Tent
Stokes Partnership for Children
 
NewBridge Express Train
NewBridge Bank

McDonald's Kids' Olympics
McDonald's of King
 
Heavy Equipment Repair
Classic Cruise-In Car Show

Heavy Equipment Repair of King, Inc.

 
Children's Center 
Stokes Citizens for Safe and Healthy Communities /
Unlimited Success
Associate Sponsors
 
 Childrens Art Contest
Pine Ridge Family Practice of King

Cornhole Tournament

Rotary Club of King
Family Safety Center
Forsyth Technical Community College
Universal Health Care of King

Heritage Demonstrators

Magnolia Construction, LLC
Stokes County Economic Development

Horsehoe Pitching Tournament

Stokes Family YMCA

Youth Fishing Tournament

David L. May, Jr. Nationwide Insurance Agency

Magician Matt Novak
BB&T

Pumpkin Decorating

Stokes Tire and Automotive, Inc.

Children's Activities

Christian Village, Inc.
 Pioneer Health Services of Stokes County, Inc.

Scarecrow Contest

Slate Funeral Home

Volunteer Hospitality Tents
King Lions Club
AJW Development, Inc.
Cannon & Company, LLP - Barry Amburn
Doctors Vision Center
Mark A. Johnson, DDS, PA
Corporate Sponsors
Bojangles'
Dairi-O
First Citizens Bank
Helsabeck-Hall Insurance Agency, Inc.
Carroll Memorials, Inc.

First Baptist Church of King
Imperial Vault Company
Cres Tobacco Company, Inc.
James River Equipment Company
Jones & Jones Jewelers, Inc.

LTD Farm & Garden
Mitchell's Nursery and Greenhouse, Inc.
Piedmont Natural Gas

Mountainview Medical Center
Stokes Pharmacy, Inc.
Badcock Home Furniture & more
Duke Energy Corporation
PC-1 Development, Inc.
Talley's Flower Shop
Tuttle's Body Shop, Inc.

Inflatable Village Sponsors
 Chermak and Hanson Orthodontics
 
Patron Sponsors
 Gemtry's Store
Northview Animal Hospital, P.A.
Shannock's Pawn & Music
 
Friend of KingFest
Piedmont Radiator & Tire
 
Donors
Eric Tang Allstate Insurance Agency
Tarheel Textiles
 
 
THANKS TO ALL THESE WHO HAVE MADE KINGFEST POSSIBLE
WITH THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT!
and Thanks To the 2011KingFest Committee:
Zollie Smith, Co-Chairperson, Garry Merritt, Co-Chairperson,
Barry Amburn, Steve Carroll, Sherry Corson, Bill Davis,
Sgt. Darrell Goins, Mary Anne Hicks, Carolyn Landreth, Ricky Lewis, David L. May, Jr., Police Chief Paula May, Deanne Moore, Paul Pugh, Fire Chief Steven Roberson, Mayor Jack Warren and Dianna Wright.