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Dates: Sep 19-20th, 2009
So, for those of you who have not yet heard, we are sponsoring a Sacramento scooter rally September 19th - 20th.
Saturday evening September 19th we will have all kinds of fun at a Meet & Greet from approximately 5-10pm at The Scoot Shop. There will be a live band, fire spinning, once it's dark, and a scooter art show by acclaimed Chicago artist Casey Sachen.
Sunday, September 20th will begin at 10am with a ride for charity around the Capitol City.
All shapes, colors and sizes of scooters are welcome!
Proceeds will benefit T&M Organization for the Arts, right here in Sacramento.
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A Scooter Jamboree Event Details:
The ride will conclude at The Scoot Shop where there will be music, food, beer and lots of fun scooter events.
We will hold a raffle to benefit T&M with a scooter raffled off as the main prize!
Don't miss out on this fun, local scooter event and support a great local charity. There will also be donation bins at The Scoot Shop to collect art supplies for children in our community.
Registered participants will get a rally pack including a t-shirt, lunch and drink tickets and more.
Registration is $25 in advance and $30 at the door. You can register online, by phone or in person at The Scoot Shop.
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Support Local Community
We want this to be an annual event, so come show your support and help us raise some money for a local community charity.
A Word from T&M Organization for the Arts
It is with great pleasure that we are able to announce
The Fay Throckmorton, Kenneth Scott Mackrel Organization for the Arts.
This Public Benefit, Not For Profit Organization bears the names of two individuals whose lives we believe represent the true spirit of art and music. In honor of Fay and Ken we have established an organization dedicated to providing art and music instruction as well as supplies to children in Sacramento and its surrounding cities. Groups that otherwise would not be able to enjoy what art and music are able to offer an individual. Whether it is because of school budget cuts or monetary situations, we are constantly looking for groups interested in exploring the world of the arts.
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