Saturday, September 11, 2010 - St. John's Lutheran Church parking lot  - Noon to 5:00 P.M. - Rain or shine

(Rock Island, IL) - The 18th Annual East End Neighborhood Fair will be held on Saturday, September 11, 2010 from noon to 5:00 p.m. at St. John's Lutheran Church, 4501 7th Avenue, Rock Island.

It is a neighborhood fair sponsored by organizations serving students attending Longfellow School and residents living in Keystone and surrounding Rock Island and Moline neighborhoods.

The purpose of the fair is to provide safe and fun activities for people of all ages at a minimal cost. It is also a chance for people to learn about area wide community services and programs.

Included in plans for the fair is a petting zoo, magician, jugglers, electric car display, bouncing house, elasto-run, and many games for children. Music will be provided. Food and beverage booths will also be plentiful. Community Caring Conference (CCC) will be present to provide child identification documents for parent's safe keeping.

The KeyStone Neighborhood Association will be sponsoring their annual FREE plant exchange. Fair attendees are encouraged to bring a house or outdoor plant to exchange for another type of plant.

Community agencies will have informational material regarding their programs and services.

Make plans to attend this annual neighborhood event. If you can volunteer the day of the fair, please contact Karen Anderson, Volunteer Coordinator, (309) 737-6125 or anderson.karen@yahoo.com.

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