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Downtown Dover Delaware Events
Downtown Dover, Delaware
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Upcoming Events in Downtown
Dover
- NASCAR DAY
2008 - May 16th
Get Your Pin. Make A Difference. NASCAR fans,
corporations, schools, and organizations across the country
are encourage to participate in NASCAR Day 2008. with a $5
donation, you'll receive a collectible NASCAR Day lapel pin,
and are encouraged to wear your favorite NASCAR gear on
Friday, May 16, 2008. Half of all money raised will be
donated to the Greater Dover Foundation!
CLICK
HERE FOR NASCAR DAY 2008 FLYER
- DOVER
MILE BLOCK PARTY - June 14
KIDS, FAMILIES, RUNNERS, WALKERS, AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS
INVITED
WHEN: Flag Day, June 14, 2008—Following the 21st Dover Mile.
The event will be held on The Green, on State Street between
North and Water St.
- Dover
Mile Registration starts at 3:15pm on the Green
- Flag
Ceremony 4:15pm
- Dover
Mile: 4:40pm-6:00pm (see reverse side for walk/run schedule)
- Dover
Mile Block Party 6:00pm-9:00pm
Join us for live music, a variety of children’s activities
and lots of fun!! This event is free and open to the public.
Bring a picnic or just your appetite and purchase dinner
from a food vendor. Presented by The Colonial Rotary Club
First Night Dover.
CLICK HERE TO
DOWNLOAD FLYER
-
 Celebrate
the 4th in Dover, Delaware
The 2007 Dover Fourth of July was one of the best
attended in years, with a new format that included more
music and activities and a new schedule. We plan to build on
that success for 2008. Check back here in spring 2008 for
details. It's never too early to support the 2008
Fourth of July events. Business and organizations are
encouraged to become an Official Sponsor of the Fourth. For
individuals and families, you can Adopt-A-Firework by paying
the cost of individual firework shells that will light up
the night on July 4.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
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| Main Street Dover is a
non-profit organization dedicated to revitalizing the Downtown Dover,
Delaware District. Main Street Dover works hand in hand with the
National Trust for Historic Preservation's National Main Street Center
and the Delaware Main Street initiative to create a variety of programs
that serve to improve our downtown district. |
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