YWCA Darien/Norwalk Push-n-Pull Parade in its 8th Year
The YWCA Push-n-Pull Parade will celebrate its eighth year on Wednesday, July 4, 2012. The annual patriotic parade of children riding decorated bikes, scooters, wagons or any non-motorized vehicle steps off at 10:30 a.m. sharp from Goodwives Shopping Center, where Mary Ann Hall’s Music for Children will entertain the waiting crowd starting at 10:00 a.m. The parade travels down the Post Road and ends in Tilley Pond Park, where parade participants and spectators can enjoy food vendors and live music from L’il Maestros.
Uncle Sam, local dignitaries, and an authentic fife & drum corps will lead the parade, which draws 3,000 local residents. Thirsty dogs can find refreshment at a watering station in Tilley Park provided by Pawprint Market.
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This event is always free and open to the public.
A suggested donation of $10/family will be accepted at Tilley Park and will directly benefit the YWCA Darien/Norwalk and their community outreach programs of Parent Awareness, Job Search Support, and the new programs Girl 2Girl and Mentoring for Girls. The Darien
Sport Shop is the Title Sponsor of the event for the seventh straight year and Silver sponsors are Darien Rowayton Bank and The Melting Pot Restaurant. Additional sponsors include Darien Police Association, Darien Youth Commission, DeForest Electric LLC, East Coast Irrigation, The Healthy Child LLC, Karl Chevrolet, The Little Gym, David M.Osherow, D.D.S., Rowayton Pizza, Vernal’s Service Station, Whole Foods, and the Darien Parks & Recreation Department. Media sponsors include New Canaan Darien Magazine and The Darien News. For more information, visit the YWCA website at ywcadariennorwalk.org.
About the YWCA
Darien/Norwalk
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The YWCA
Darien/Norwalk is a non-profit organization dedicated to giving women the support and tools they need to transform
their lives, be confident in their choices and raise healthy families. Our national mission, eliminating racism and empowering women, translates locally into a vision to create opportunities for growth, leadership and empowerment for all women and families.
