North Bend’s July Jubilee 2014
The Community of North Bend will celebrate its July Jubilee, July 18th, 19th, & 20th. “DESTINATION NORTH BEND” – Your destination should be North Bend as we celebrate the July Jubilee, July 18th – 20th. A birthday party worthy of 111 years and counting! Things like Estuary Soup, Honored Citizens, Sip & Stroll, Bay Area Teen Idol and Karaoke on Friday. On Saturday the day starts out with a 5K run, All Car Show and Shine, an all-day family event at the Coos Historical & Maritime Museum, Disc Golf Tournament, Fish for Trout, Free Bowling, and oh yes, let’s don’t forget the Parade at one o’clock. The fun continues on Saturday afternoon with two BBQ’s one at the Masonic Lodge and the other at the North Bend Lanes, wonderful tales from the storyteller at the North Bend Library and free swimming at the North Bend swimming pool. Enjoy the evening with the Annual July Jubilee Car Cruise, entertainment at the Little Ole’ Opry, “Elvis” at the North Bend Lanes and the grand finale… a Movie in the Park! Sunday if you are still up for an adventure your destination in North Bend should be downtown for the historical walk and then on to the Little Ole’ Opry at the Little Theatre On The Bay, for an afternoon delight! For more information about times and locations or to sign up for the 5k run or the parade go to www.julyjubilee.com Hope to see you there! “Destination North Bend” July Jubilee – July 18th, 19th & 20th!
July Jubilee Parade 2014
As part of this year’s North Bend July Jubilee Celebration, a parade will be held on Saturday. The North Bend July Jubilee Parade will be held on Saturday July 19th as part of the 2014 July Jubilee Celebration . The parade will start promptly at 1:00 PM. Participating units should form up between 11:30 am and 12:00 noon. Judging will begin at noon. The parade route forms a rectangle starting at Monroe and Montana Ave., then proceed east on Montana south on Hwy. 101, west on Virginia, then north on Meade and return to the starting point. The best views will be from within the rectangle formed by the parade route. People wanting to park within the area of the parade should plan to be in place before 12:30 pm. There are a number of youth groups, antique and military vehicles, fire engines, animals and other entries. First place ribbons are awarded for the best entry in each category, as well as best theme “Discover North Bend.” At this point, there is only one band. The Hillah Shriners Oriental Band has taken first place in the parade for the past 4 years, possibly because it has no competition. Fresh off of first place wins at the 2014 Coquille Gay 90s Parade and the White Cedar Days Parade in Powers, the Oriental Band is challenging other musical groups to enter the competition. Registration forms are still available at the North Bend Information Center, or by contacting Tom Shine at 541-297-0086 or tpshine@yahoo.com