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Watermelon Feed

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Event# 620-455-2223

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SATURDAY AFTER LABOR DAY - The morning starts with a 2-mile and 10K fun run. Activities continue thoughout the day with food stands, crafts, games, a parade, local talent show, and street dance. All of the watermelon you can eat is provided - FREE!

Watermelon Feed


Phone : 620-455-2223   (Always call and confirm events.)

Email Address : cityofoxford@sutv.com

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