The Lahoma First Responders and Cimarron Summer League are hosting a full-day 4th of July Celebration on Saturday, June 21.
Gather at the Lahoma Community Park at 10 a.m. to start the day off with a Car & Bike Show!
Car registration will begin at 10 a.m. with a price of $20 per car. Lasting until 2 p.m., trophies will be given out in the following categories:
- Best Of Show
- Best Engine
- Best Antique 49-Below
- Best Classic 50′-79′
- Best Newer 80-Current
- Best Truck
- Best Rat Rod
- Best Modified
- Best Paint
- Best Import
For bikes, the awards will be:
- Best of Show
- People’s Choice
- Best Paint
- Most Chrome
After seeing the cars, enjoy a Hog Roast Lunch! Prepared by Fat Daddy’s BBQ & Catering and sponsored by Rauh Oilfield Services Co., the lunch will have delicious food, chips and free water until 2 p.m.
$5 wristbands will get you unlimited access to the bounce houses, mechanical bull, games, pony rides, petting zoo and turtle races!
The tractor pull starts at 1 p.m., and a live performance by AllTown will happen at 6 p.m.
Stick around until after sunset for a massive fireworks show!
Colby Talley sat down with Lahoma Police Chief Matthew Hankins and Fire Chief Blade Bode to discuss the 4th of July Celebration.
Chief Hankins highlighted the large fireworks show that will kick off at night.
“This year we’re still gonna have a 45-minute firework show roughly, but we also got extra explosion stuff that’s gonna be in it that you have not seen around here.”
Hankins shared why the Lahoma PD and FD love to host this event.
“It actually gets us more involved with our community and the people around [us]. And we have a lot of people come from Enid and everywhere else …It just lets us have a fun time. We get to blow stuff up.”
The dept. is looking for door prizes to give out during the car show. Gift baskets, hats, cleaning supplies, and tools are recommended.
The prizes will be given out during the car show; businesses that supply gifts will be listed.
Funds raised from the car show will be donated to the Cimarron Summer League to help pay for uniforms and equipment.
For more information, reach out to Matthew Hankins at (580) 554-7218 or at [email protected]
