The Town of Hot Sulphur Springs and the Hot Sulphur Days Committee are proud to announce the 54th annual Hot Sulphur Days event, June 8-10.
The celebration kicks off on Friday night with a free children’s carnival, a pie-baking contest and a silent auction with live music by Andy Straus.
Saturday starts off with the traditional pancake breakfast sponsored by the HSSP Fire Department.
In honor of Hot Sulphur Days, the Grand County Historical Society is granting free admission to its Pioneer Village Museum on Saturday. They will also have a book sale. At high noon watch the best little Parade in Grand County. Businesses, organizations and individuals in Grand County are invited toparticipate in the parade. There are multiple award categories. Details and forms are available online or at the HSS Town Hall.
Amber Flames BBQ will return to serve a smoked meat lunch for the community. It will include ribs,pulled pork, chicken and hot dogs with sides of ranch style beans, cole slaw, beverages and dessert.
During the BBQ we will feature music from one of our Grand County groups, The Red Dirt Hill Band. Throughout the day activities for everyone will include horseshoes, family games, kids’ games, kite-flying and a greased pole contest for those kids who don’t mind getting their clothes dirty.
Saturday evening we will have live music from Badwater and, at dusk, you can watch an amazing fireworks display.
Sunday morning starts with the Sulphur Stroll, a guided historical walking tour followed by church services in the Town Park with the Hot Sulphur Springs Community Church.
All details are available on the website: www.hotsulphurdays.com.
